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Digvijaya Singh in IBNLive Newsroom: Send your questions

Time Posted by IBNLive at 04:39 PM, Jul 30, 2010 | Updated at 01:24 PM, Aug 02, 2010 in India

Former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Digvijaya Singh will be in the IBNLive Newsroom on Saturday at 1pm. IBN18 Editor-in-Chief Rajdeep Sardesai will be in conversation with the outspoken Congress leader. If you have a question for Digvijaya Singh, write in. And we'll get Digvijaya Singh to answer. Post your question now! The entire show will be available on ibnlive.com later this evening. Watch this space.

Posted by antonyrudolf at 07:59 AM, Jul 31, 2010

Kashmir a problem for the past sixty years and no solution in sight when are we going to solve it?.

Posted by kkameswaraniyer at 07:05 AM, Jul 31, 2010

Mr Digvijay Singh

You seem to be a different congressman, willing to speak your mind even a view which is not the ' approved ' view of congress !

Does it mean you have decided to quit the congress ?

Posted by Takeit at 07:03 AM, Jul 31, 2010

Mr Singh,

When you were CM of MP it used to take 7 hours to travel 130km and people used to get 8 hours of power supply in a day. Don't you think you its time for you to retire and let new crop of competent guys run the country.

Posted by mritunjay21 at 01:39 AM, Jul 31, 2010

I was born and brought up in MP. I am close witness to the way you served Madhya Pradesh with high intelligence and integrity. What among the following was your biggest contribution to the state: 1) Road Infrastructure or 2) Power surplus?

Posted by faisalinayath at 11:37 PM, Jul 30, 2010

Dear Sir,I would like your take on the Common Wealth Games. Sir, I,as a common man, would like to know the reason behind this high-scale spending on the CWG'10. How would it help the nation today and in the future? Would it also help us get an Olympics' host berth?

Thanks

Posted by unnithan_doc at 08:05 PM, Jul 30, 2010

Hello sir,
I would like to know about your opinion on the ongoing saga about the common wealth games. Do you believe that with all the negative publicity of atheletes not turning up for the tournament as well as the corruption charges which has recently emerged cause a backlash on the games.

Posted by newbegin88 at 07:38 PM, Jul 30, 2010

Are your comments on PC a well planned attack??? i see there are some congress leaders behind the statement of yours...because you people want to avoid PC becoming the next PRIME MINISTER....is it not??? will you be in favour of PC becoming the next prime minister if Rahul gandhi is not ready for the post??? if his candidature comes for talk what will be your response??is PC not the most talented among the congress man????

Posted by known at 07:18 PM, Jul 30, 2010

Prime minister must be from FC/BC/SC/ST/Minority/Women communities on rotational basis for every 5 years to prevent disintegration of India. Please comment.

Posted by sujit_c1 at 05:36 PM, Jul 30, 2010

You are not in same line of thought with our home minister P.chidambaram regarding Maoist Problem & solution.Please comment on this issue.

Sujit chakraborty

Posted by mahesha_joshi at 05:34 PM, Jul 30, 2010

Dear Sir,

What do you think abt the recent report abt religious extremism in Kerala and abt the recent unilateral probably illegal ban on a teacher in West Bengal to teach without the veil.

What do you think the Central govt should do abt it apart from the steps which the respective state govt "should" take but may not due to votebank politics or maybe (to be fair) due to fear to individual's life.

Thanks,
-Mahesh