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Leave aside the fact that we seem to have one rule for Adish Agarwala and another for Kapil Sibal when it comes to making partisan political statements while holding the office of SCBA Prez. Instead, these are the questions that are circulating in Delhi's power corridors and which we should think about:
1. Is Kapil Sibal is trying to topple the Modi government by poaching Nitish and CBN? Has anyone engaged him to do this?
2. Or, since Sibal has exited the Congress, is he trying to be someone with friends in both NDA and INDIA? Officially, our man is an "independent" MP and not with any political party.
3. If we add up votes of MPs and MLAs of the INDIA Alliance + TDP + JDU + BJD + YSRCP, could that be enough for them to decide the next President or Vice President of India?