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March 21, 2008
BJP Questions Rahul Gandhi's
Political Acumen


New Delhi
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Friday questioned the political acumen of Congress party MP and scion of the Gandhi family Rahul Gandhi.

BJP general secretary Arun Jaitley said here the failure of Rahul Gandhi to change the fortunes of the Congress party in the assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh in April 2007 was "proof of his (lack of) ability".

Taking a dig at Rahul, Jaitley said: "Nothing succeeds in the Congress like failure."

Rahul Gandhi had campaigned extensively during the Uttar Pradesh elections for the Congress but the party could not improve its tally. However, the party had not held Rahul responsible in any manner, citing other reasons for the poor results.

Jaitley was the general secretary in-charge of the BJP for the Gujarat polls held in December last year and is credited - along with Chief Minister Narendra Modi - for the victory of the party. He has now been given charge of Karnataka that goes to polls in May. Rahul is set to travel through Karnataka March 25-29.

The Congress MP won many hearts when he visited Orissa recently. The BJP would make all efforts to prevent Rahul from breaking fresh ground in Karnataka as it could upset the party's calculations.

Reacting to the outburst against Rahul Gandhi, Congress spokesperson Abhishek Manu Singhvi said the BJP should refrain from making comparisons. "If Rahul Gandhi is the basis of the BJP's campaign, then we feel sorry for them. The BJP should not fight elections on such superficial comparisons."

Jaitley's comments come just a day after BJP leader L.K. Advani told a news channel in an interview that he would not like to comment on Rahul Gandhi's political understanding and ability.

March 21, 2008

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