Resign Mr Patil, said Karan Singh
: Mon Dec 08 2008, 00:19 hrs
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Senior Congress leader Karan Singh's combative posture at the recent Congress Working Committee meeting took many of his colleagues by surprise. While many CWC members and those especially invited to the meeting like Union ministers Kamal Nath and Kapil Sibal were training their guns at Shivraj Patil on the plea of accountability, Karan Singh was reportedly blunt: "Mr Shivraj Patil, I think you must resign and leave it to the Prime Minister and the Congress President to decide whether to accept it or not." While his tough stance did reflect the mood in the party, the style of delivery did take many by surprise.
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