They were sitting inside the newsroom discussing very flower-patterned political matters. All belonged to the important prominent political parties.
Though the TV news anchor was also present, he could not bring them around the tricky questions from which the political party spokespersons were deviating in every obvious ways.
She tried to concentrate on one hot topic of costly curtains probably hanging in Delhi's Sheesh Mahal. This was predominantly argued before the Delhi assembly elections.
A known Congress party spokesperson categorically said she wandered around the busy markets to understand how a curtain worth Rs 1 crore looks? She clearly said she ought to realise and notice it. She quoted the list released supposedly by even the party (AAP) was not disputed.
Insistently she wished to heartily see such a fantastic curtain in her life. "I have a great desire to see such nicely swinging curtains," she voiced.
Even when the anchor attempted to go to another side question, the political party spokesperson quickly put on the query related to the curtain.
The anchor was a little taken aback when the questions were constantly raised. She required answers while attending the hotly-talked TV debate in the news studio.
Undeniably, she felt no scruples in keeping the curtain matter alive as a continuous controversy. Two other self-avowed political party spokespersons were getting leafed, without the dignified excuse of someone needing a deft answer?
She was even overheard expressing that she recently changed the curtains of her house but it did not cost that heavy amounts. These cost moderately ten to twelve thousand rupees.
Our shared politics brought us together to sit and face one another. She did not want others to stick to any clever and adept discussion sitting on the left and right seats. She might find herself in like a director.
She appeared to be commenting on the costliest curtain bitterly. Her smile was apparent and the anchor tried to change the topic but she stuck to the subject by hammering her words emphatically.
It occurred to the spokesperson what this type of curtain looks like amidst the clamouring bleeps and winding words of an intensely discussed issue these election days. Have the political parties not meant to malign one political party in the election fight?
She pointed out that she had a marked desire to see the special curtains available for one crore. On enquiry, she learned that such a superior curtain would only be seen in the hotly-talked Sheesh Mahal. This castle floats these stormy days in the cacophony of Delhi assembly polls. Will her deep desire to see such distinctive curtains be fulfilled? The video can be noticed on YouTube effortlessly.
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