"Then we have to see when the (Election) model code of conduct will come into effect. The Ordinances have to be approved by the President...may be the next government will be left to ratify the Ordinances," he said.
Rahul had yesterday indicated that Ordinances could be issued on anti-graft bills which could not be passed in Parliament.
Noting that there was a talk about the possibility of taking the Ordinance route to bring in these anti-graft measures, Gandhi said he had talked to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Congress President Sonia Gandhi in this regard.
Rahul Gandhi is a late entrant to anti-corruption bandwagon : BJP
New Delhi: Attacking Rahul Gandhi for his push to anti-corruption bills recently, BJP today said he was a "late entrant" in the anti-graft bandwagon and his effort was "not genuine" as he never spoke earlier
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