As pressure keeps piling on Trinamool Congress (TMC) leaders in West Bengal over the Narada sting tapes, rival Congress workers are in a quandary. While state-level Congress leaders Abdul Mannan, Om Prakash Mishra and others have been accusing the TMC of corruption and rejoiced at the Calcutta High Court’s ruling in a Central Bureau of Investigation inquiry, the party’s national leaders — Kapil Sibal and Abhishek Manu Singhvi, both lawyers — defended the TMC in the Supreme Court. Congress workers in the state are wondering what the “official” stance of their party is towards the TMC.
In search of the 'official' stance
TMC of corruption and rejoiced at the Calcutta High Court's ruling in a CBI inquiry
TMC of corruption and rejoiced at the Calcutta High Court's ruling in a CBI inquiry As pressure keeps piling on Trinamool Congress (TMC) leaders in West Bengal over the Narada sting tapes, rival Congress workers are in a quandary. While state-level Congress leaders Abdul Mannan, Om Prakash Mishra and others have been accusing the TMC of corruption and rejoiced at the Calcutta High Court’s ruling in a Central Bureau of Investigation inquiry, the party’s national leaders — Kapil Sibal and Abhishek Manu Singhvi, both lawyers — defended the TMC in the Supreme Court. Congress workers in the state are wondering what the “official” stance of their party is towards the TMC.
Business Standard
Business Standard
http://bsmedia.business-standard.com/_media/bs/wap/images/bs_logo_amp.png
177
22