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New Delhi: Though the Municipal Commissioner has proposed tax rate hikes and new taxes in the civic body's budget 2010-11 today, the ruling BJP in MCD does not appear to be keen on giving a nod to the same. Full Article at Zee News
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Posted: Dec 10, 2009 at 0933 hrs IST New Delhi The BJP on Wednesday slammed the Liberhan Commission report as a tragedy of errors, citing factual mistakes in the voluminous report and asked how former PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee was... Full Article at Expressindia.com
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The top brass of the BJP is all set to descend on the city for what is being described as the royal wedding of party leader Gopinath Mundes daughter, Dr Pritam Munde, at SSPMS Grounds on Friday, December 11. Full Article at Indian Express
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Conflict with China not a solution: Krishna NEW DELHI: Calling for a forward-looking approach towards China, Foreign Minister S M Krishna on Wednesday said the two countries should create an atmosphere of trust and mutual respect. Full Article at Indian Express
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NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday stepped in to calm an infuriated BJP by apologising in Lok Sabha for unparliamentary remarks made by a Congress member against former prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee. Full Article at Economic Times
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NEW DELHI: BJP on Wednesday trashed the Liberhan Commission report, dismissing it as an ``exercise in futility’’ and as being ``unimplementable,’’ even as it questioned its author’s credibility and motives. Full Article at Economic Times
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Congress spokes-person Abhishek Manu Singhvi brought the knives out against the BJP as he took on the Opposition over the Liberhan Commissions report. Full Article at Indian Express
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The BJP on Wednesday slammed the Liberhan Commission report as a tragedy of errors, citing factual mistakes in the voluminous report and asked how former PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee was named by the Commission without even being given a chance to depose... Full Article at Indian Express
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More than obfuscation, double-speak and gross violation of parliamentary propriety by the BJP, what marked the party’s discussion of the Liberhan report was the premature death of a move by a section of the party to move away from the majoritarian... Full Article at Times of India
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Mohammed Hanif Dalubhai, one of the eyewitnesses in the 2002 Deepda Darwaza riot case, on Wednesday named two BJP leaders for inciting a mob to burn houses during the communal violence, in the Mehsana special court. Full Article at Indian Express
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The Bharatiya Janata Party held a protest against the remarks of Congress parliamentarian Beni Prasad Verma on former prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, at the partys state headquarters on Wednesday. Full Article at Indian Express
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New Delhi, Dec. 9: The Prime Minister today tendered an apology for Congress MP Beni Prasad Vermas derogatory remark about Atal Bihari Vajpayee yesterday, although Verma continued to refuse to apologise. Manmohan Singhs gesture defused the crisis. Full Article at Calcutta Telegraph
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NALGONDA: BJP activists led by senior party leader Ch. Vidyasagar Rao staged a rasta roko on the NH-9 at Narketpalli on Wednesday demanding Telangana Statehood. Full Article at The Hindu
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Tenth day of the agitation passes off peacefully NIZAMABAD: Vehicular movement on the national highway 7 was badly affected following the “maha rastaroko” by Bharatiya Janata Party and Telangana Rashtra Samiti at different points on the highway in the... Full Article at The Hindu
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JAIPUR: The just concluded Rajasthan Cricket Association (RCA) elections turned out to be a fine balancing act by State Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot who salvaged the party’s prestige and unity by ensuring the victory of Union Rural Development Minister... Full Article at The Hindu
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Such a reference to Mr. Vajpayee was not appropriate: Manmohan NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday apologised in the Lok Sabha for the objectionable references made by Congress member Beni Prasad Verma against the former Prime... Full Article at The Hindu
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Speaker goes ahead with full schedule for the day without expelling them NEW DELHI: The impact of the recent orientation programme for legislators was clearly visible in the Delhi Assembly on Wednesday as despite continuous protests by the opposition... Full Article at The Hindu
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The Telangana issue was on Wednesday brought up in both the Houses with MPs expressing concern over the deteriorating health of TRS leader K Chandrasekhara Rao who is on a dharna demanding a separate Telangana state. Full Article at Indian Express
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The Liberhan report discussion, years too late, was an occasion for Indian politics to confront and come to terms with its own past. But instead of a full accounting for Ayodhya, what our Parliament gave the public was an incoherent melee. Full Article at Indian Express
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Opposition leaders wore black to protest rising prices of essential commodities The first day of the Winter Session of the Delhi Assembly was adjourned midway through the proceedings as BJP MLAs raised slogans and protested the Sheila Dikshit... Full Article at Indian Express
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We condemn the unruly, unparliamentary, undemocratic behaviour of BJP MPs during the debate...They avoided Parliamentary and democratic methods by resorting to disrupting Parliament in an undignified way by sloganeering, smirking and even at times howling and throwing paper balls at the home minister
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There are two ideas of India: The divisive concept of the BJP versus the inclusive politics of the Congress.
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The House is above all. If I have hurt them (BJP members), I regret.
– Beni Prasad Verma SOURCE: Hindustan Times -
It was important to break up with the BJP, because I don’t consider them healthy any longer for my state after Kandhamal [violence] – which I think is very apparent to everyone
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Our feedback from the island was that the conditions of Tamils were horrible in the island nation.It is a very delicate issue on which the Ministry has not given anything concrete. It's not an issue of BJP versus Congress. It's an issue concerning Indians living there for which an all party delegation m...
– Venkaiah Naidu SOURCE: New Kerala -
My supporters are unanimous that I should not join the BJP
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It was a mistake on the part of Narasimha Rao to believe the assurance in affidavit of Uttar Pradesh government given to the Supreme Court and assurances of (BJP leader) L.K. Advani to the National Integration Council
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BJP members were strong enough to deal with those Marshals.
– Vijay Kumar Malhotra SOURCE: DNA India -
If voted to power the BJP-led NDA government will make efforts to get back each penny from the Koda scam, because it belonged to the people of the state
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BJP has serious reservations against the unilateral cuts in emissions on the climate change announced by environment minister Jairam Ramesh yesterday
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During the assembly session, the BJP will expose the several Madhu Kodas in Goa who are ravaging and squeezing the state dry
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The callousness of the UPA government towards controlling the price rise could be gauged from the fact that Union Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee lost his cool when BJP MPs tried to draw his attention towards the suffering masses due to sky rocketing prices of edibles and other essentials
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I have not termed Kashmir as an (international) issue. I have said that the basic issue of Kashmir should be resolved. I have not said anything to what the BJP has not accepted. The BJP has itself made Kashmir an international issue in Agra, Lahore and at different places. Now, since they are in the opp...
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I have not termed Kashmir as an (international) issue. I have said that the basic issue of Kashmir should be resolved. I have not said anything to what the BJP has not accepted. The BJP has itself made Kashmir an international issue in Agra, Lahore and at different places. Now, since they are in the opp...
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Just as they [the State government] quote Marx by day and Mao by night, it was BJP in the morning and CPI(M) in the evening.
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The CPI(M) and BJP have worked together earlier and did so again today in the hooliganism that occurred in the name of the bandh. Specific instructions were sent out from Alimuddin Street [the party office of the CPI(M)] to support the BJP bandh
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The CPI(M) and BJP have worked together earlier and did so again today in the hooliganism that occurred in the name of the bandh. Specific instructions were sent out from Alimuddin Street [the party office of the CPI(M)] to support the BJP bandh
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CPM cadres waved the BJP flag and created tandav at the IT sector in Salt Lake, Kankurgachhi, Hazra and elsewhere in the city and state
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It is because of CPM that such hooliganism was allowed in Bengal. Even in the Lok Sabha elections, BJP fielded candidates wherever CPM asked them to
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If in some countries a religion has a better school system or hospitals, does that mean they are forcing others to join? In India many [Hindu nationalist party] BJP leaders send their children to Catholic schools.
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Mayawati, who became chief minister of UP thrice by having a tacit understanding with the communal and fascist forces, who addressed an election meeting in Gujarat for Narendra Modi and even voted with BJP against the confidence motion on nuclear deal in Parliament, is now claiming to be the greatest we...
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The Ayodhya issue is just vote politics for the Congress, BJP and SP and they are staging a drama before people after the tabling of the Commission's report
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Mayawati has no moral authority to talk about the issue as she came to power with the BJP's support one year after the demolition of Babri Mosque and then she also shared power with it
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The report itself looks like a thesis against the BJP and RSS (Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh)
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She was elected as CM for the first time with the help of the BJP, which was responsible for the demolition of Babri Masjid
– Jayanthi Natarajan SOURCE: DNA India
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