Singh called upon the party workers to show a positive attitude, while drafting the action plan for expanding the party's base.

Referring to the results of the April-May Lok Sabha elections, he said, 'The results clearly reflect the country's politics have become bi-polar. The BJP and Congress are the two options. There has been a drastic decline in the mandate of the Left parties and other regional outfits, including Samajwadi party and Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP).

'It's because these parties have lost their character and ideology.'

Attacking the Congress-led central government, Singh said, 'Misrule of the Congress has led to income disparity and social disparity. The terror threat looms large over the country due to the Congress' wrong foreign and security polices.'

Without taking name of BJP MP Varun Gandhi and Uttar Pradesh Congress chief Rita Bahuguna Joshi, Singh said, 'By selecting aggressive words, some politicians want to project how dynamic they are. By shunning political decency and courtesy, if any politician thinks he can attain great heights, he is wrong.'

Singh alleged that the Congress party and the BSP were indulged in 'politics meant to raise their TRP rating.'

Referring to the arson attack on Joshi's residence here this month, Singh said, 'The Congress is demanding a CBI (Central Bureau of Investigation) probe, blaming the BSP government for the attack. It's beyond understanding why the Congress, which is in power at the centre, cannot take action against the BSP government.'

'If the Congress cannot protect its state unit chief's residence, how can one expect it can protect people and their rights?'

Singh called upon the party's state unit workers to gear up for state assembly elections, due by 2011, taking into account 'the poor functioning and the misrule of the BSP government'.