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[Ammyy]

Pappu - Pappupedia

 

[Ammyy]

 

[Jason bourne]

Times now poll prediction ...

 

[JanjaWeed]

I will be happy if Narendra Modi becomes Prime Minister: Advani

I will be happy if Narendra Modi becomes Prime Minister: Advani - The Times of India

Yeh bhi line pe aa gaya!

 

[Jason bourne]

 

[Jason bourne]

 

[IndoCarib]

Congress acts on hoardings depicting Sonia Gandhi as ill

The hoardings that came up in the posh Civil Lines area Tuesday showed Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Sonia Gandhi along with a text written on the top which says in form of a couplet -- "Maiya ab Rahti Beemar, Bhaiya par badh gaya bhaar, Priyanka Phoolpur se bano ummedwaar, party ka karo prachaar, Congress ki sarkaar banao teesri baar (Mother is often ill now, brother ( Rahul Gandhi) is over burdened, Priyanka become the candidate from Phoolpur and campaign for the party, help Congress make its government for the third time).

Congress acts on hoardings depicting Sonia Gandhi as ill - The Times of India

 

[confound thinker]

This is most likely to change since this survey was conducted mostly before lalu's conviction...Now this void left by RJD will be filled by the other parties...After MOdi's upcoming rally in Bihar I feel that BJP is going to get a lot more seats in Bihar

 

[Puchtoon]

Economic times nielson UP bihar survey


ET poll for 2014 elections: Loud chants of NaMo rise in UP & Bihar


Key takeaways
1.Modi 50% in UP/Bihar vs rahul 9% & 19% in Up and Bihar
2.Bjp from 17% to 28% in Up, will get around 27 seats
3.Bjp will get around 17 seats in Bihar.
3.Modi is more pro development than pro hindutva in eyes of UP-bihar voters .

 

[Jason bourne]

Economic times nielson UP bihar survey


ET poll for 2014 elections: Loud chants of NaMo rise in UP & Bihar


Key takeaways
1.Modi 50% in UP/Bihar vs rahul 9% & 19% in Up and Bihar
2.Bjp from 17% to 28% in Up, will get around 27 seats
3.Bjp will get around 17 seats in Bihar.
3.Modi is more pro development than pro hindutva in eyes of UP-bihar voters .

UP and Bihar people's are the key ..

 

[Star Wars]

My mother put food bill before her health: Rahul Gandhi - Hindustan Times


My Mother this , My Mother that ...WTf is wrong with him ?

 

[Jason bourne]

My mother put food bill before her health: Rahul Gandhi - Hindustan Times


My Mother this , My Mother that ...WTf is wrong with him ?

Answer : everything

 

[kurup]

My mother put food bill before her health: Rahul Gandhi - Hindustan Times


My Mother this , My Mother that ...WTf is wrong with him ?

Seriously .....

This becoming funnier day by day . He need to come out of his mama's shadow . He is freaking 43 .

 

[JanjaWeed]

My mother put food bill before her health: Rahul Gandhi - Hindustan Times

Why wouldn't she? Afterall its was Loot Bill disguised as food bill!!

looks like pappu's speech writer is a BJP mole. This guy can't get enough of self-humiliation!

 

[Soumitra]

Samajwadi Party threatens withdrawing support from UPA govt

LUCKNOW: Samajwadi Party (SP) leader and Rajya Sabha member Naresh Agarwal has warned the UPA government at the Centre by claiming the party leadership is thinking of withdrawing support to the Congress-led alliance.

"The issue will be taken up soon," Agarwal told TOI on Monday. "We've supported the UPA only because we never wanted the communal forces to take advantage of its dwindling strength in Parliament, particularly after the exit of the Trinamool Congress in September 2012. We've supported the UPA on the basis of issues and were never an ally in the true sense because we never asked for any share in the government."

He said instead of being thankful for the SP's support, the Congress leaders are treating the party's government in Uttar Pradesh worse than they treat their arch-rival BJP and its governments in some states.

The SP is particularly peeved over the manner in which Congress leaders have been demanding the resignation of ministers in the UP government, accusing them of poor performance.

But political observers said the threat is actually aimed at cautioning the Congress leaders addressing public rallies in UP to exercise restrain while taking about the SP government in the state. Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi is scheduled to address public meetings in Hamirpur and Salempur (Deoria district) on October 30.

In his public meetings in Aligarh and Rampur on October 9, Gandhi had criticized the Akhilesh Yadav government not only over the recent Muzaffarnagar riots but also over its role in the implementation of the food security bill. "We want to give the poor a new right - the right to food," Gandhi had said in Rampur. "But the UP government is not implementing it. It is not bringing the scheme due to the 2014 Lok Sabha elections. You must also exert pressure on the UP government to implement the scheme so that people can benefit from it."

Agarwal also pointed out how Union minister Jitin Prasada took on Akhilesh after the Muzaffarnagar riots. "If I were in Akhilesh Yadav's place, I would've stepped down taking moral responsibility," Prasada had said.

Madhusudan Mistry, the Congress in-charge of UP, had accused the SP government of "conspiring" with the BJP to incite the riots. "The chief minister or the minister who cannot protect the people does not have the right to remain in the post," Mistry had said.

The SP, which has 22 Lok Sabha MPs, supports the UPA government from the outside.

Its latest posturing is also being seen in the light of the recent CBI decision to close a disproportionate assets case pending against party national president Mulayam Singh Yadav. Before the CBI filed the closure report, other parties had regularly accused the SP of bowing down before the Congress for fear of being booked by the investigative agency.

Though the CBI has filed a closure report in the case against Mulayam, it has written to the income-tax department, suggesting an assessment of the assets owned by the Yadav clan - thereby leaving one end of the leash in the Centre's hands.

Samajwadi Party threatens withdrawing support from UPA govt - The Times of India