After his potshots at Home Minister P Chidambaram, Congress leader Digvijaya Singh on Saturday appeared to snipe at HRD Minister Kapil Sibal seeking his attention on school education rather than higher education.
"The need at the moment is that the HRD ministry should pay more attention
to the development of school education and skill development centres rather than higher education and I have full faith that they will look into the matter," Singh said.
Sibal has become the fresh target of Singh after he took on Chidambaram, attacking his strategy to tackle Maoists.
He had even called Chidambaram "intellectually arrogant".
Earlier this week, Sibal had hit back at his detractors, who had accused him of rushing an education bill, by invoking Rajiv Gandhi and said the former PM had wanted that the task of imparting quality education should be achieved in a few months.
"If people say that we are in a hurry, then I would like to state that Rajivji had said it in 1985 that this should be achieved in a few months," Sibal had said.
Sibal's remarks were seen as an apparent rebuff to detractors like K Keshav Rao, who attacked his ministry's policies in a Rajya Sabha debate that forced the government to defer the Education Tribunal Bill.