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However, be toppled within 24 hours if during voting in the Assembly the party’s Central leadership on Criminal Law Amendment & ' ordered, two BJP MLAs voted Bill, two BJP MLAs voted in R ( ) *' in favour of the Congress favour of our Government,” ' + Government during voting on Kamal Nath said. ) a Bill in the Assembly. The exchange of barbs $ % & ' BJP MLAs Narayan between the ruling Congress '% - Tripathi and Sharad Kol, both and Opposition BJP members . former Congressmen, voted took place during the debate on & 49(#0: for the Government against the a calling attention motion % party’s directive and stated that when the Congress alleged that fter the JD(S)-Congress they supported the Kamal the previous BJP Government Acoalition Government lost ! Nath-led Government. led by Shivraj Singh Chouhan Tuesday’s trust vote, it was " # $P The development came as hired private helicopters and expected that the BJP led by &'()'* ')+ 0 12 a major blow to the BJP after planes even when the State- Yeddyurappa will stake claim to ' Leader of Opposition Gopal owned aircraft lay unused. form the next Government 3 ' Bhargava claimed in the State Chouhan said hiring private within 24 hours. However, the 4 ' Assembly that they would take aircraft became necessary as he BJP top brass has put the $ % just 24 hours to topple the State rushed to the spot whenever brakes on the State unit’s Government if the BJP Central there was a natural calamity or “urgency” to form the next # leadership desires so. any other kind of emergency, Government, saying that it will the BJP national leadership # Meanwhile the Congress unlike his successor. send an observer from Delhi to will have to deal with several * ! Central leadership has report- This led to loud protests by witness the entire process — other issues, including some 03 4 edly asked both the Chief Congress legislators, leading to from electing the BJP legisla- within the party. " ! Ministers — Nath and an adjournment for five min- ture party leader to formation The majority is wafer-thin # Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot utes. of a Government. despite the help of rebels from $ — to be cautious enough and When the House reassem- Preferring a gentle pace to the Opposition. And the lead- 5 ! + keep the flocks intact to foil the bled, Bhargava took exception prevent any last-minute hiccup ership will also have to balance 6 % ulterior motives of BJP to break to questioning of expenditure to form a Government in internal equations, especially the legislators’ composition. on aircraft used by the previous Karnataka, the BJP legislative with former Chief Minister & & During the division of Chief Minister. party meeting, which was Jagadish Shettar, former # votes on the Criminal Law ! #$%& ' He went on to say that “it scheduled at 11 am in Deputy CMs KS Eshwarappa & 3 ! (Madhya Pradesh % ! # ( &) would not take more than 24 Bengaluru on Wednesday, was and R Ashoka. $ 4 Amendment) Bill 2019, a total hours to topple the Kamal cancelled as the party chose to The possibility of disqual- of 122 MLAs voted in favour of Prajapati, who did not take part “ghar wapsi” (homecoming). own MLAs, supported by four Nath Government if our num- tread cautiously. ification of rebel coalition *57!5 0 the seven-month-old Congress in the voting. Besides the 120 The Congress, which independents, two BSP and one ber one and two leaders Yeddyurappa is expected to MLAs continues to haunt Government. In the 230-mem- MLAs of the Congress and its returned to power in the State Samajwadi Party MLA. The (apparently referring to Prime come to Delhi after meeting the Yeddyurappa and the BJP, with ber House, the ruling Congress allies, two BJP MLAs support- after 15 years, has a slender Opposition BJP has 109 MLAs Minister Narendra Modi and Governor to hold discussions Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar yet has the support of 121 MLAs, ed the Bill and went up to the majority in the 230-member and the halfway mark is 116. Union Home Minister and BJP with top leaders of the party. If to take a decision on their res- including Speaker NP extent of saying it was their House with 114 MLAs of its Tripathi and Kol said they president Amit Shah) ordered”. he is to become Chief Minister, ignation. % R # % & & (9$ +9:"- Russian Government has con- veyed that they are unable to oscow has conveyed to find any documents in the ! MNew Delhi that it was Russian archives pertaining to unable to find any documents Netaji and even after additional & (9$ +9:"- & (9$ +9:"- in the Russian archives per- investigations made based on taining to Netaji Subhas request from the Indian side, elhi Chief Minister Arvind nion Home Minister Amit Chandra Bose. India has made they could not find any docu- DKejriwal on Wednesday UShah on Wednesday said several requests to Russia since ments giving more information suggested and requested the he didn’t consider urban 2014 seeking on the subject,” Central Government to regu- Maoists as ideologists and information on Muraleedharan late uauthorised colonies, be it would strongly deal with them Netaji. said. affluent or non affluent, by for unleashing terror in tribal , - % ' ' ! #! In a written The Netaji’s dis- charging one per cent cost of regions. Defending the amend- * ( &) reply to a question appearance mystery land at circle rate for up to 200 ments to the Unlawful in the Lok Sabha, is back in focus square metre plot from occu- Activities Prevention Act ments unleashing terror in 287 MPs supported it and only Minister of State once again. On pants and a nominal penalty. (UAPA), which was passed by tribal region and using the eight opposed it. for External Tuesday, the Uttar Kejriwal said three affluent * % * the Lok Sabha, he reiterated poor tribal people. We have no Hitting out at the Congress Affairs V Pradesh Cabinet unauthorised colonies — ( * strong laws are needed to tack- sympathy towards them. We for opposing the amendment, Muraleedharan approved a propos- Sainik Farms, Mahendru le terrorists as well as their sup- will deal with them sternly,” he he said if the UPA was correct said India sought al to table in the Enclave and Anant Ram Dairy penalty, which will be nearly new cut-off date of March, porters and fund-raisers. said, responding to NCP’s in amending anti-terror laws in information on next session of the — should also be regularised in half of the circle rate. 2019 for ownership rights Explaining the need for Supriya Sule’s objections on their tenure, then so is the Netaji such as whether he was Assembly the report of Justice the first phase. “Our purpose is to regu- instead of January 1, 2015, strengthening the National police “atrocities” against NDA. Shah reminded that in Russia anytime before or (retired) Vishnu Sahai on “To keep these colonies larise these colonies and pro- and allowing mixed land use. Investigation Agency, Shah Maoist ideologists and booking UAPA Bill was first introduced after August 1945 and whether whether Gumnami Baba, alias out of regularisation is a viola- vide basic amenities like — As per the 12-point sug- asked the Opposition to shed them under UAPA. by Indira Gandhi and many he escaped to Russia in August Bhagwanji, who lived in tion of Article 14, hence these water, electricity and roads. gestion, SHO, SDM and MCD their vote-bank politics while The Congress and the amendments were made dur- 1945 or thereafter as reported Faizabad until his death in colonies should also be regu- We have accepted all conditions officials will keep track on dealing the terror related cases. TMC boycotted the proceed- ing Congress regimes till by some researchers. 1985, was actually Netaji larised,” he added. of the Centre to regularise construction of unauthorised “Left-wing violence was ings ahead of voting on the Bill. Manmohan Singh. The Indian Government, Subhas Chandra Bose? As per the new parameters unauthorised colonies. We have colonies and if new construc- initially considered as ideolog- “What can we do if you are “I am supporting all those in several requests since 2014, Sources said though there proposed by the Aam Aadmi also sent our 12 suggestions to tion takes place these officials ical and gullible people were boycotting. You are angry over and have no objection to it. We sought documents or material were several similarities Party (AAP) Government, an the Centre,” Kejriwal said. will be sacked. misguided to kill others. I don’t vote bank,” Shah said. are just strengthening your relating to Netaji, which may be between Gumnami Baba and occupant having more than 200 The Government has sent The Government has cat- consider these urban Maoists as During a division of votes, UAPA Act,” he said, slamming in the custody of the Russian Netaji, the report did not back square metre plot will have to 12 point suggestions to regu- egorised the land in three cat- ideologists.
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