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Terming BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi as Hitler and SP supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav as Mussolini, Union steel minister Beni Prasad Verma on Sunday alleged that the two leaders have a tacit understanding to polarize votes. "Hitler has been born in Indian politics, so has Mussolini in Uttar Pradesh. The two leaders had a friendship, and their reincarnations are the same, but of modern type," Beni alleged, while talking to the reporters in Lucknow.
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If BJP win UP/Bihar, then Lok Sabha majority would be within touching distance. UP is the key state.
Majority are not happy with prices. Bjp during vajpayee also had the issue of rising onion prices. Lets see how they can control the prices if they can win. Walmart will pay big role in controlling them.lets see if they can open stores in India during Bjp rule.
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NEW DELHI: Stating that he is willing to give any sacrifice to ensure that 'communal forces' don't come to power, RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav on Monday said, "Narendra Modi or any other Modi, I am now ready take them on." Addressing the media after being released on bail, Yadav said, "I am free now. I will travel across the nation." "Now I will unite all secular parties to keep out the communal forces," Yadav added.

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NEW DELHI: Stating that he is willing to give any sacrifice to ensure that 'communal forces' don't come to power, RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav on Monday said, "Narendra Modi or any other Modi, I am now ready take them on." Addressing the media after being released on bail, Yadav said, "I am free now. I will travel across the nation." "Now I will unite all secular parties to keep out the communal forces," Yadav added.
nitish ke vote bank main division => advantage bjp:cantstop:
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Narayana Murthy says Modi be given a chance

"When it came to the discussion of a certain somebody from a certain party, I said, look, the reality of the matter is as long as we accept that we did something that was not right, as long as we are willing to show a sense of contrition, we'll have to move on. Otherwise we will argue on this till the fire freezes," he said in a discussion at the NDTV Solutions summit here. Murthy did not name Modi or referred to the Gujarat riots. When asked if he was referring to BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, he nodded in agreement. One of the most noted leaders from the IT sector in the country, Murthy said if "we fail to do this", such an issue will be debated time and again. "Let's also remember one thing that the courts have not indicted the gentleman. The courts have not passed any strictures, any judgement and therefore the best we can do at this point of time is to accept a sense of contrition from the individual and then move on. Because, otherwise we can go on with this time and again for the next 100 years," he added. Murthy said: "While, I am fully committed to secular democracy as the fundamental corner stone of India for ages to come, I only said that we are all human beings. God is not finished with us. Therefore let us give an opportunity to the individual to show his sense of contrition and then move on." Echoing his views, former Union Minister Arun Shourie said that better way is to focus on the pluralism of the Indian society and not the secularist aspect. "State and religion must be completely separated. We have to respect pluralism and every leader has to practice this," he added.
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