NEW DELHI: Reacting to the disclosure of the secret letter written by US President George W Bush to the US Congress adopting a hardline stand on the nuclear deal, the Opposition parties hit out at the government.Left Parties slammed PM Manmohan Singh and said, “Our stand is vindicated by the disclosure. UPA has betrayed the trust of the nation.”BJP too was not lagging behind in criticizing the government saying the Centre has been “exposed” before the nation now.“This has brought shame to our country,“...
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Vote bank politics is protecting terrorists: Modi
NEW DELHI: Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday criticised the UPA government, saying the Centre lacks commitment to tackle terrorism in the country.Modi said he was waiting for Centre's approval for the anti-terror law for his state. "The Centre is not giving any reason for not approving it which is very surprising," he said."Vote bank politics is protecting terrorists in the country. But in Gujarat there we will be zero tolerance against terrorism," Modi added.Advani who was also...
SAD powers poll entry
Banawala (Mansa): SAD (Badal) on Tuesday used the foundation stone laying ceremony of the 1980 MW thermal power plant at Talwandi Sabo to its full advantage by kick-starting its poll campaign for the parliamentary polls.The loud tone used by former CM Amarinder Singh at an impressive rally in Malwa hinterland recently seems to have forced the Akalis to answer in the same tone. Euphoric and proud projecting itself as the party that would actually rid the state of power shortage, the SAD rank and...
Pact with SP the last tango for UP Cong?
Lucknow: The two-day marathon between the SP and Congress to finalise the contentious seat-sharing issue has left UP Congressmen nervous and edgy. Reports received so far are far from satisfactory . SP, going by the accounts , is playing the big boss while Congress has been reduced to a meek second fiddle . And even as the party bigwigs are yet to arrive at what Digvijay Singh called "a pragmatic , realistic and honourable deal for both" , Congressmen are left wondering just how.To begin with, the...
Naidu equates YSR to Duryodhan
Hyderabad: After a cooling off period, chief minister Y S Rajasekhara Reddy and his bete noire, TDP president N Chandrababu Naidu, renewed their war of words which very often have gone personal . On Tuesday, it was Naidu's turn."The chief minister and the 'brazen' attitude he displays in the House when he intervenes during debates reminds us of Duryodhan, the Kaurava leader, before the battle of Kurukshetra," Naidu said.Talking to the media on Tuesday, the TDP president said the chief minister had...
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