Many busy politicians like to attend TV debates either in studios or in elegant locations. There remains a growing trend of attending more formal political discussion shows that exude a sense of appeal and fervency to the party politicians.
An Aam Aadmi Party leader Sanjay Singh was asked to choose a better poet between the two images shown before him on a not-so-recent TV programme.
Quickly replied both are indeed better poets. One photo resembled an Urdu poet Munawwar Rana while the other photo was of a Hindi poet Kumar Viswas. The AAP leader never thinks twice about ably venting his political manner over convenience and so he did not want to let something go as a complex reply with his polished politician looks.
This was certainly not the first time he has sported an all-white dress while sitting before a group of journalists. He appeared to escape any singular reply that might have resulted in a distinct heartbreaking crisis.
Therefore, he came to be political and intelligently told both the known poets were better poets before the audience.
Why did he say so? He was every inch free to put his calculated answer. There was no compulsion on him to respond specifically. The choice was certainly a tedious job but he retained his cleverness by making a reply in favour of both the poets.
In the same programme, he castigated Congress by saying it was an egocentric party but avoided his words for his previous buddy in the party. He was well aware if he expresses anything about his political friend it would rather be supposed wrong then.