Watch | Sonia Gandhi attacks UPA...by mistake

Updated on Mar 16, 2016 07:17 pm IST

Congress president Sonia Gandhi left the party red-faced on Wednesday when she charged the UPA government, instead of the NDA, of not pushing forward the special status for Andhra Pradesh. The party chief was reportedly addressing party representatives from Andhra Pradesh at the Congress headquarters, a day after the party pulled up the ruling BJP in the Rajya Sabha for not holding good on a government promise. Almost two years have passed, we have seen nothing, no effort at all is being made by the UPA government,” Gandhi said.

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