Cong Chief's address and growth story by Puneet Rajhans

After having full cream milk shake, details were handed out on Cong chief's address to Cong Parliamentary Party (CPP)on Monday by now again visible Abhishek. THough Abhishek had been lying low ever since his fascination for lottery could not go slow, the time had come for this Abhishek to come out of his den and make public all that the Cong chief had spoken and sensed.
The Cong chief thundered: " Since Nov 9 and for 23 precise sittings, Parliament has not functioned. The entire blame lies at the doorsteps of opposition since they have shut all doors to negotiate and all windows to infiltrate. On corruption we need to reach a common ground lest one side stands vindicated and other side stands emancipated."

THe Cong Chief as per records available with Abhishek spoke on corruption, JPC and economic growth. This Abhishek emphasised that on all three subjects that Chief spoke it was amidst thunderous applause and with no pause. In one stroke she dismissed allegations of corruption against Cong turning the tables on opposition by seeking a comprehensive JPC on what the opposition members were up to when Parliament was not functioning for 23 days. We would seek a complete report on where opposition members went and what acts of transgression they engaged in when they translocated from Parliament to undertake a session in their firmament .
For the never-experienced economic growth the sum and substance of her speech was like this. For every feat recorded corruption allegation is the price to pay; a price our predecessors paid and one which our successors can't shy away either. For the never-experienced economic growth the Cong, Conmen and common man are witness to the BJP's poor graft card is no match on us. We experience strong economic growth riding strong on strong economic stimulus and this turnaround story would not have been complete had the turnaround feats of our allies not been in place. For allies like DMK what they have done for us no ally in any prospective dispensation can do. On Raja Rant in the corridors of power, the piece of advice was Hail the Raja and Hail the Raja sheltered Praja precisely for underscoring the ranking of our nation state in the graft index that is released from global headquarters. At least the debate has been settled for now as no nation state can afford to usurp us from this position lest another Raja rules over not-so-enlightened Praja.