Dismissing as “false and hype” the talk of a Modi wave, Patel said the BJP is “destined” to sit in the Opposition.
Asked whether Congress is ready to lend support from outside any formation to stop Modi from coming to power, Patel, Political Secretary to Sonia Gandhi, said, “that question does not arise.
But in any circumstance, the final decision will be taken by the Congress President in consultation with the Congress Working Committee.
But I am sure that the situation will not arise.”
“Where does this question arise when I am saying that our party is very confident that it will be a Congress-led UPA-III Government. We will cross the magic figure of 272 and form government.
Ahmed Patel confident Congress will do well
New Delhi: Congress leader Ahmed Patel is unfazed by predictions of opinions polls and widespread perception that UPA III is not possible and dismisses as “hypothetical” questions whether the party will back any combination to
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