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AK unleashes an old pet dog of UPA on Jaitley
June 25, 2014
Why Gopal Subramanium is no Longer Running For Supreme Court Judge
Sources say the government has cited adverse inputs from the Central Bureau of Investigation on the lawyer who represented the UPA government in the 2G scam, or the alleged allocation of 2G spectrum at throwaway prices to favourites without an auction. One of these was reportedly on his alleged meeting with a lawyer of 2G scam accused former telecom minister A Raja. The other referenced his alleged links to corporate lobbyist Niira Radia, whose phone conversations with industrialists, politicians and journalists are under CBI investigation.
June 25, 2014
Why Gopal Subramanium is no Longer Running For Supreme Court Judge
Sources say the government has cited adverse inputs from the Central Bureau of Investigation on the lawyer who represented the UPA government in the 2G scam, or the alleged allocation of 2G spectrum at throwaway prices to favourites without an auction. One of these was reportedly on his alleged meeting with a lawyer of 2G scam accused former telecom minister A Raja. The other referenced his alleged links to corporate lobbyist Niira Radia, whose phone conversations with industrialists, politicians and journalists are under CBI investigation.
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BJP is coming to Power, if not prime opposition party next year in Assom.
Mark my words.
Mark my words.
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The guy is the biggest bluffer to have ever graced Indian politics - just talk talk talk talk
The guy is the biggest bluffer to have ever graced Indian politics - just talk talk talk talk
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Atleast he talks.
MMS was a silent movie.
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Congress in its obession to destory PM Modi has played with the democracy of our country. In sucessions they have not let the Parliamen function. Objective is Sto make sure no dev happens in Modi raj.
To counter this we are trending
#CONgressDirtyPicture
Pls include all scams and sex scandals of congi leaders for full expose
Request all Nationalists to join
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#CONgressDirtyPicture
Pls include all scams and sex scandals of congi leaders for full expose
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Pushpak was a Great movie
Why are they scared of DDCA probe: Arvind Kejriwal on reports of LG rejecting commission of enquiry - Janta Ka Reporter
Delhi chief minister, Arvind Kejriwal, has hit back at the Lieutenant Governor, Najeeb Jung for ‘leaking’ the letter to the media.
Speaking to reporters at an event to launch a government calendar, Kejriwal asked why Jung was ‘so scared of the enquiry.’
“What’s there to be so scared of. We are not scared of CBI, EDI or DRI, then why are they scared of an enquiry? It seems puri ki puri daal kaali hai. Lg sahab transport ghotale mein buri tarah phans rahe hain,” Kejriwal was quoted as saying.
Earlier today it had emerged that Jung had reportedly rejected the probe ordered by the Delhi government in the DDCA corruption.
According to media reports, Jung had, in a communication to the home ministry on Wednesday evening, said that the Commission of Inquiry Act, 1952 empowered only the Centre and state governments to appoint a commission of inquiry.
Since Delhi was a Union Territory and short of full statehood, a commission of inquiry ought to have been ordered in ‘concurrence of the Centre, through the LG.’
The MHA is likely to take a decision on the LG’s advice later today. Some reports quoting LG sources said that he had described the terms of reference to the DDCA probe too ‘vague.’
This is not the first time the LG has refused to approve an inquiry ordered by Arvind Kejriwal government.
In August, the LG had declared the state government’s decision to order a probe into CNG fitness scam ‘null and void.’ This had led to a standoff between the Kejriwal government and the central government led by Narendra Modi.
Corruption in DDCA has been dominating the news agenda after it emerged that the Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley was allegedly aware of the rampant corruption in the cricket body.
On Sunday, Jaitley’s colleague and the BJP MP, Kirti Azad, had released a video, which showed a heated argument between the two. At one pont, Azad was seen accusing Jaitley of forging documents to allow proxy membership.
An embarrassed BJP had suspended Azad after repeated efforts by the party leadership failed to stop him from going ahead with the expose against Jaitley, who’s considered to be the most powerful leader in the central government after Modi.
The LG reports to central government through the MHA, which is headed by Rajnath Singh. Aam Aadmy Party, which had won 67 out of 70 seats in Delhi earlier this year has always accused LG of working at the behest of PMO to disrupt governance in the capital.
No surprise from Modi puppet LG.
This was expected.
Delhi chief minister, Arvind Kejriwal, has hit back at the Lieutenant Governor, Najeeb Jung for ‘leaking’ the letter to the media.
Speaking to reporters at an event to launch a government calendar, Kejriwal asked why Jung was ‘so scared of the enquiry.’
“What’s there to be so scared of. We are not scared of CBI, EDI or DRI, then why are they scared of an enquiry? It seems puri ki puri daal kaali hai. Lg sahab transport ghotale mein buri tarah phans rahe hain,” Kejriwal was quoted as saying.
Earlier today it had emerged that Jung had reportedly rejected the probe ordered by the Delhi government in the DDCA corruption.
According to media reports, Jung had, in a communication to the home ministry on Wednesday evening, said that the Commission of Inquiry Act, 1952 empowered only the Centre and state governments to appoint a commission of inquiry.
Since Delhi was a Union Territory and short of full statehood, a commission of inquiry ought to have been ordered in ‘concurrence of the Centre, through the LG.’
The MHA is likely to take a decision on the LG’s advice later today. Some reports quoting LG sources said that he had described the terms of reference to the DDCA probe too ‘vague.’
This is not the first time the LG has refused to approve an inquiry ordered by Arvind Kejriwal government.
In August, the LG had declared the state government’s decision to order a probe into CNG fitness scam ‘null and void.’ This had led to a standoff between the Kejriwal government and the central government led by Narendra Modi.
Corruption in DDCA has been dominating the news agenda after it emerged that the Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley was allegedly aware of the rampant corruption in the cricket body.
On Sunday, Jaitley’s colleague and the BJP MP, Kirti Azad, had released a video, which showed a heated argument between the two. At one pont, Azad was seen accusing Jaitley of forging documents to allow proxy membership.
An embarrassed BJP had suspended Azad after repeated efforts by the party leadership failed to stop him from going ahead with the expose against Jaitley, who’s considered to be the most powerful leader in the central government after Modi.
The LG reports to central government through the MHA, which is headed by Rajnath Singh. Aam Aadmy Party, which had won 67 out of 70 seats in Delhi earlier this year has always accused LG of working at the behest of PMO to disrupt governance in the capital.
No surprise from Modi puppet LG.
This was expected.
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The surgery to undone the damage done by the accident-Modi was a success, but we lost 3 patients in the process 
@Rain Man @magudi
As I said before the election, Nitish will be at the mercy of Lalu.
Now there is no way Arun Shourie can get a ticket from the JDU.
JD(U) may lose three Rajya Sabha seats - The Economic Times
PATNA: Notwithstanding his huge electoral triumph in Bihar, chief minister Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal (United) is in a bind over who to pick for the five Rajya Sabha seats falling vacant in July 2016. More, from the five seats the JD(U) currently has in the Upper House, its share will be down to two seats, and that too if the Congress and RJD support it.
Its five retiring RS members are Sharad Yadav, KC Tyagi, RCP Singh, Pavan Varma and Gulam Rasool Balyawi. JD(U) sources said apart from the five contenders for the two seats, there is talk that the party may accommodate Prashant Kishor, Nitish's strategist in the assembly polls, in the Rajya Sabha.
While Sharad is JD(U) president, RCP Singh is a former bureaucrat close to Nitish. At the same time, Tyagi and Varma are considered the party's face in New Delhi. A senior JD(U) official said the party's strength in the Upper House will possibly reduce from 12 to nine after July while Lalu Prasad's RJD will increase to three from its current one seat in the Rajya Sabha. "A candidate will need at least 41 votes to win a Rajya Sabha seat," said a source. "Since the RJD has 80 seats, it won't face much problem in getting support of two MLAs from other parties. JD(U) will fall short of 11 votes. Hence, Congress's support will be vital for the party," the source added.
The party is hoping, the source said, that the Congress would not bargain for any seat as it has just 27 MLAs and needs 14 more votes to win a seat. A senior RJD legislator said if the Congress and RJD reach a pact, JD(U) could be restricted to just one seat.
"If RJD supports a Congress candidate, the grand old party can win a seat with the help of second preference votes. Since Nitish and Lalu are enjoying bonhomie, we don't foresee such a possibility at the moment," RJD law-maker said.
Although the BJP was crushed in the assembly elections, it will be able to ensure victory of at least one candidate as it has 53 MLAs.
Thus, the total count of BJP members in the Rajya Sabha from Bihar will go up to five from four. When BJP and JD(U) were partners, Nitish had always prevailed on its ally and got an additional seat in the Rajya Sabha. That's the reason why JD(U) has 12 and BJP just four out of the 16 seats from Bihar.
JD(U) spokesman Sanjay Singh said this is a sensitive matter and top functionaries will take a call at an appropriate time.
Read more at:
JD(U) may lose three Rajya Sabha seats - The Economic Times
@Rain Man @magudi
As I said before the election, Nitish will be at the mercy of Lalu.
Now there is no way Arun Shourie can get a ticket from the JDU.JD(U) may lose three Rajya Sabha seats - The Economic Times
PATNA: Notwithstanding his huge electoral triumph in Bihar, chief minister Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal (United) is in a bind over who to pick for the five Rajya Sabha seats falling vacant in July 2016. More, from the five seats the JD(U) currently has in the Upper House, its share will be down to two seats, and that too if the Congress and RJD support it.
Its five retiring RS members are Sharad Yadav, KC Tyagi, RCP Singh, Pavan Varma and Gulam Rasool Balyawi. JD(U) sources said apart from the five contenders for the two seats, there is talk that the party may accommodate Prashant Kishor, Nitish's strategist in the assembly polls, in the Rajya Sabha.
While Sharad is JD(U) president, RCP Singh is a former bureaucrat close to Nitish. At the same time, Tyagi and Varma are considered the party's face in New Delhi. A senior JD(U) official said the party's strength in the Upper House will possibly reduce from 12 to nine after July while Lalu Prasad's RJD will increase to three from its current one seat in the Rajya Sabha. "A candidate will need at least 41 votes to win a Rajya Sabha seat," said a source. "Since the RJD has 80 seats, it won't face much problem in getting support of two MLAs from other parties. JD(U) will fall short of 11 votes. Hence, Congress's support will be vital for the party," the source added.
The party is hoping, the source said, that the Congress would not bargain for any seat as it has just 27 MLAs and needs 14 more votes to win a seat. A senior RJD legislator said if the Congress and RJD reach a pact, JD(U) could be restricted to just one seat.
"If RJD supports a Congress candidate, the grand old party can win a seat with the help of second preference votes. Since Nitish and Lalu are enjoying bonhomie, we don't foresee such a possibility at the moment," RJD law-maker said.
Although the BJP was crushed in the assembly elections, it will be able to ensure victory of at least one candidate as it has 53 MLAs.
Thus, the total count of BJP members in the Rajya Sabha from Bihar will go up to five from four. When BJP and JD(U) were partners, Nitish had always prevailed on its ally and got an additional seat in the Rajya Sabha. That's the reason why JD(U) has 12 and BJP just four out of the 16 seats from Bihar.
JD(U) spokesman Sanjay Singh said this is a sensitive matter and top functionaries will take a call at an appropriate time.
Read more at:
JD(U) may lose three Rajya Sabha seats - The Economic Times
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