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Filled with Disgust for SM Krishna : KPCC President Dinesh Gundurao
KPCC president Dinesh Gundurao said he has lost whatever little respect he had for the former Union minister SM Krishna following his statements stating he quit the Congress due to constant interference by AICC president Rahul Gandhi He said, For a person of his stature to speak like this, is absolutely disgusting I dont know whats making him speak like this Ive lost that 1 per cent of res
BENGALURU:KPCC president Dinesh Gundurao said he has lost whatever little respect he had for the former Union minister SM Krishna following his statements stating he quit the Congress due to constant interference by AICC president Rahul Gandhi. He said, “For a person of his stature to speak like this, is absolutely disgusting. I don’t know what’s making him speak like this. I’ve lost that 1 per cent of respect I had for him.”
On Saturday, SM Krishna had said Rahul issued diktats during the Manmohan Singh dispensation holding no post in the government. He said, "People even in their old age don’t seem to have enough; they want more recognition. No damage has been done to our party, it only damages his legacy. No BJP person is going to remember Krishna, it’ll only be the Congress people who’ll talk about him,” he added.
