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Keshubhai likely to be projected as CM candidate against Modi -
Ahmedabad, Aug 6 - Rebel BJP leader Keshubhai Patel, who announced the formation of a new party to take on Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi in the upcoming assembly polls, is likely to be projected as the chief ministerial candidate of the anti-Modi outfit and is hoping that a large number of dissident BJP workers will crossover. |
The many faces of Modi -
Rasheeda Bhagat, Business Line
His ardent supporters have already anointed Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi the next Prime Minister, two years before general elections are due. Their desperate hope is that the UPA Government will mess up the affairs of the country so badly that some of its key allies will pull the plug making midterm polls a fait accompli. |
Ramdev gives a clean chit to Modi on corruption issues -
Ahmedabad, Jul 29 - Yoga guru Baba Ramdev today gave a clean chit to Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi on corruption issues saying, "he has not done anything wrong". "Everybody is asking me about corruption in Gujarat, but I couldn't find anything of this sort. Modi is not doing anything wrong," Ramdev said at an awards function, where he shared the dais with Modi.
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Modi interview fallout: SP disowns Shahid Siddiqui -
Lucknow, July 28 - The Samajwadi Party today distanced itself from Shahid Siddiqui, saying he is no longer a part of the party two days after his interview with Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi made waves. "The party wants to clarify that Siddiqui had left SP long back and joined BSP on whose ticket he contested Lok Sabha election from Bijnor," party's national general secretary and spokesman Ram Gopal Yadav said in a statement issued here.
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Gujarat riots: Modi says 'hang me if I am guilty' -
Ahmedabad, July 26 - Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, who had steadfastly declined to answer questions on his alleged role in the post-Godhra violence, has refused to apologise for the riots and instead would prefer to be hanged if found guilty.
"Whatever I had said at that time you can check that. In 2004, I had given an interview in which I had said why should I apologise. |
Narendra Modi is a 'demon', says Keshubhai -
Surat, July 25 - Continuing his tirade against Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, dissident BJP leader Keshubhai Patel on Tuesday called him a "demon" who is responsible for the misery of common people of the state. "Narendra Modi is a demon who is responsible for the misery of common people of Gujarat. As per our ancient tales, the life of demons used to be in some bird. To win the fight against such demons, the hero has to kill the bird. In the same way, Modi's life is in your votes. Do not give him vote and he will be finished," Patel said at a gathering here.
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Namo at Suzuki -
Rohit Bansal, Pioneer
As your read this, Narendra Modi would be on the Shinkansen bulleting his way to Hamamatsu, the headquarters of Suzuki Motors. In more normal circumstances, Shinzo Nakanishi, the Maruti-Suzuki Managing Director, would have been waiting to receive the Gujarat CEO, before taking him to meet Osamu Suzuki, over lunch. |
Bollywood stars are new investors in Modi’s Gujarat -
Leena Misra, Indian Express
It all started in 2009 when Chief Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated Anupam Kher’s acting school, Actor Prepares, in Ahmedabad. Modi watched A Wednesday, a film based on the Mumbai train blasts of 2006, with Kher at a special screening in August that year. And the bond with Bollywood had formed. |
Verdict in Naroda massacre on Saturday, Modi aide among accused -
Ahmedabad, June 29 - A special court here is likely to pronounce its judgement tomorrow in Naroda Patiya communal riots case where 97 Muslims were slaughtered by a mob led among others by a former minister in the Narendra Modi government. Additional Principal Judge Jyotsna Yagnik had completed the hearing last month and reserved the judgement for tomorrow.
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Kejriwal takes on Modi, says it's 'free for all' in Gujarat -
Ahmedabad, Jun 29 - Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi was protecting his cabinet colleagues by not allowing prosecution against them, Team Anna member Arvind Kejriwal said here today. In reply to a question as to whether he considered Modi to be corrupt, Kejriwal said: "I don't have evidence which shows that Modi is corrupt, but at least Modi is protecting his cabinet colleagues, by not granting sanction for prosecution of his Ministers against whom allegations were made, and also by not appointing Lokayukta for nine years.
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