Amar Singh calls Congress a silent enemy

“We have to understand that the final (political) battle will be between Congress and SP,…it is a silent enemy and attacks like a submarine hidden underneath or the Drone missile,” SP General Secretary Amar Singh told the Special National Conference of the party here.

In a recorded message from a Singapore hospital,where he is recuperating after kidney transplant,he said there had been suggestions that SP should meet President Pratibha Patil to withdraw support to Congress-led UPA.

Singh said Congress follows the policy of “use and throw” and works with the objective of gaining maximum out of situations. “We should also treat Congress as it treats other political parties,” he said.

Singh said he and party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav have committed a “crime” by being decent.

“We helped Congress when it was in a bad shape after the Left parties had withdrawn support and the assembly election results in five states had gone against it…we did not ask for anything. Still we were used and thrown away,” he said.

He also accused Congress of having a “hidden love” for BSP and said the Mayawati-led will fall “nder the weight of statues it has installed in UP”.