Best Time to Talk as Pakistan Army's 'Proxy' is in Power, Says Mehbooba Mufti
She said the "best bargain" for India, vis-a-vis the Kashmir issue, was during the time when Pervez Musharraf was the President of Pakistan as during that time ceasefire was initiated at the border and the Muzaffarabad route was opened up.from Top Politics News- News18.com https://ift.tt/2CiWCuk
Nath took over the reins of the state on a day when his party colleague Sajjan Kumar was awarded life imprisonment in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots case.
Azad said, "We will not allow the Congress and the BJP rule alternatively (in the country)... The third front will rise and we will strengthen the Bahujan movement."
Defending himself, the newly-appointed Chief Minister said, 'I had taken oath in 1991 and I remained the Delhi in-charge in the past, but the issue wasn’t raked up then, so you all know well why all this is happening now.'
The year started with three women chief ministers but after the recent elections, Banerjee is the only one to be in office. While Vasundhara Raje lost power in Rajasthan, Jammu and Kashmir's Mehbooba Mufti resigned in June after ally BJP withdrew support from her government.
Earlier on Sunday, Uttar Pradesh minister Sidharth Nath Singh had called Congress president Rahul Gandhi a 'chor' (thief). He said, 'Chowkidar imaandar hai, par Rahul Gandhi chor hai (the watchman is honest, but Rahul Gandhi is the thief).'
A TMC leader said the decision on who should be the prime minister should only be taken following a discussion among the Opposition parties after the Lok Sabha election results were announced.
"If we are stopped or denied permission to hold such rallies, then we will be forced to organise civil disobedience movement," state BJP president Dilip Ghosh said at a press meet.
Baghel, who took charge as Congress state president after 2013 assembly polls, was credited for the massive victory of the party in the recent Assembly polls where Congress won 68 seats in the 90-member House.
The ban was causing great inconvenience to the people living along the Indo-Nepal border, the former Union minister said.
'Justice for the victims of 1984 was buried by the Congress. The NDA restored fairness and accountability... The Congress and the Gandhi family legacy will continue to pay for the sins of the 1984 riots,' Jaitley tweeted.
The loans of farmers up to Rs 2 lakh will be waived off, a CMO official said.
The BJP leader said the 'falsehood' was knowingly uttered by Gandhi as he knows from both the former Prime Minister and former defence minister that his figures are factually incorrect.