Congress' 'lunchplomacy'-a political strategy with a surprise element

Vibha Sharma New Delhi, Oct 8 (UNI) There is a popular children's game played across the world called hide-and-seek. In India, it is also called 'chhupan chhupai' in which the word 'dhappa', which broadly means "got you", "caught you" or "surprise", is used when the hider successfully sneaks up behind the seeker or the denner without being spotted. After the 'dhappa', the game is reset. That's precisely what the Congress/INDIA bloc seems to be trying through its high-profile lunches at restaurants in Connaught Place (CP) and Janpath-Sagar Ratna and Moets-both located in the close vicinity of Delhi's power centre, including…