Former PCC President D Srinivas squarely blames AICC General Secretary Digvijay Singh for his departure from the Congress party. Whether the Congress leaders agree with him or not, they may agree that Digvijay Singh is the one who created this mess for the party in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana state as well.

Congress party was wiped out in Andhra Pradesh because he encouraged his party high command to divide the state ignoring the objections of lakhs of people and his own Chief Minister Kiran Kumar Reddy. He played key role in dividing the state but failed to guide his party leaders in the Telangana to claim the credit of carving the Telangana state. He believed that he is very nicely handling the media but fails to notice lack of discipline and team work among the party leaders.

Later, he was replaced by Jairam Ramesh, who also played spoilsport for the party in both states. Congress high command has sent him to the AP who played a key role in bifurcation process. His visit to AP just ahead of the general elections is proved to be suicidal for the party and hammered the last nail on the Congress coffin.

Actually, if he highlighted the same point in Telangana and inspires his party leaders to take advantage of it, certainly Congress party would have won the elections in the Telangana state. But, he also fails to guide his party leaders in the crucial election period. He let them quarrel for party tickets and PCC President Post, whereas he should force them to do a team work during the crucial elections period. Hence, Digvijay Singh should be made accountable for wiping out the party in the AP and Jairam Ramesh for Telangana state. There are several other players and factors that leads to the defeat of the party, but the duo need to be made accountable mainly for the present situation of the party in both states.