NDA strategists claim trust vote is win-win for it


Though NDA is not leaving any opportunity to win over more MPs to its camp, its strategists today claimed that the July 22 trust vote in Lok Sabha is a win-win situation for them even if the UPA government sails through.
"We are leaving no stones unturned. The difference between us and the UPA is that we are trying things on the political level and they are doing efforts on the corporate level," senior party leader Venkaiah Naidu told PTI.

The party is counting on the "deals" which the Manmohan Singh regime "were forced to do due to its misdeeds" in its efforts to save the government and the Indo-US nuclear deal.

"Whether the government survives or not, it will certainly leave a permanent scar on the face of the Congress regime," Naidu added.

The people of the country are watching and they will answer with their vote. The country now knows how the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha and PMK were taken to their side, he added.

Commenting on the situation, party spokesperson Rajiv Pratap Rudy alleged the trust vote is not only a political loss for the Congress but it is also a moral loss.

The party also has plans to focus on the "success of the NDA regime" and compare it with the "unreliable UPA regime." The saffron party, in its bid to win over allies in the ensuing Lok Sabha polls, in its speeches during the trust vote would try and market NDA as a reliable coalition, sources said.