AICC resolution will attack BJP, Modi, remains silent on AAP

January 09, 2014 15:16

The draft political resolution for the upcoming AICC session is ready. There are three sets of suggestions from ministers who are familiar with the political approaches of Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi. Similarity in all the three draft resolutions is to attack the BJP and its failure to form the government in Delhi, despite getting 32 seats.

The AICC resolution is however, silent on AAP and its formation of the government in Delhi. Two eminent lawyers, four senior editors, two retired bureaucrats have offered their services to draft the AICC resolution in English. The eight apparently competed to show off their mastery over English, but insiders say that this task was till recently carried out by Pranab Mukherjee with ease.

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