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PModi invented a contro- 130 crore people, or the nation They thought that I was speak- versial acronym — sarab — for and Uttar Pradesh will never ing about sets used in theatres.” the Opposition coalition in forgive you,” he added. “They got confused A-SAT Uttar Pradesh at his election Samajwadi Party chief with set used in theatres. rally in Meerut to launch a Akhilesh Yadav, however, Whether we should cry or scathing attack on the tweeted that the PM confused laugh at their intellect for con- Samajwadi Party, the RLD and “sarab (mirage)” and “sharab fusing space mission with the- the BSP that have come togeth- (liquor)” because of the atre,” Modi said. er to take on the BJP. teleprompter. “Teleprompters In a veiled attack to the A furious Congress exposed how those who pro- Opposition, Modi said he will demanded his apology and mote hate don’t know differ- give clear “hisaab” of all that his accused him of stooping to a ence between ‘sarab’ and Government did. He said, new low. ‘sharab’; ‘Sarab’ means mirage “Chowkidar hoon bhai, hisaab “Sapa (Samajwadi Party) ka which the BJP has been show- hoga, sabka hoga, baari baari se ‘sa’, RLD ka ‘Ra’ aur Baspa ing for the last five years,” hoga.” (BSP) ka ‘ba’, matlab ‘sarab’. Akhilesh said. Lambasting the Opposition (Take the ‘Sa’ of Samajwadi Describing the PM as while keeping the focus on a " # $ % &'& %% Party, ‘Ra’ or Rashtriya Lok Dal “drama king” and “flop film strong Government, Modi said % ) % and ‘Ba’ of Bahujan Samaj actor”, Surjewala said despite that his Government had % ! Party),” PM Modi said to a large his party’s differences shown the courage to conduct public gathering as he launched with Mayawati, he addressed a surgical strike in all spheres Ranjeet Ranjan from Supaul his campaign in Uttar Pradesh her as “ji” and this is “Indian — land, sky and space. The after her husband, Pappu for the Lok Sabha election. culture”. contest is between a “a decisive Yadav, filed nomination from “For UP’s good health and O P ! Hitting out at Rahul Government and an indecisive Madhepura as an Independent for India’s future, should you Gandhi’s theatre jibe over PM past,” Modi said a day after candidate against veteran not stay away from sarab? Prime Minister said. condemning Modi for likening Minister? You are calling three Modi’s address to the nation announcing that India had Sharad Yadav, who is contest- Sapa, RLD, Baspa, ye ‘sarab’ Barely had he finished three political parties to political parties sarab? Is this after India’s successful testing of demonstrated anti-satellite mis- ing on a RJD ticket. aapko barbaad kar degi (this speaking, the Congress “sharab” or liquor. “Does this the way a PM talks? Can the anti-satellite missile on sile capability by shooting The RJD has staked claim sarab will destroy you),” the addressed a Press conference kind of talk befit a Prime people accept this,” Congress Wednesday, Modi said , “When down a live satellite. to both the Darbhanga and Madhepura seats due to size- able numbers of Muslims and Yadav votes. Sources said the matter ays after a unanimous may be resolved amicably by Dannouncement by all the Friday morning and Kirti may poorly executed Gabbar Singh Aay Yojana) a “game changer” stakeholders of Bihar be fielded from either Valmiki Tax (GST). Informal sectors and a “final assault” on pover- Mahagathbandhan, the RJD Nagar or West Champaran. ongress president Rahul have been badly hit. ty, Gandhi said the scheme is and the Congress on Thursday However, it is not cear what CGandhi on Thursday said “The aim of the ‘Nyay’ “fiscally perfectly doable” and entered into a fresh round of could both the parties do to the “Nyay” scheme will remon- scheme is two-fold. First is to will not be implemented “rash- sparring over two Lok Sabha persuade Pappu Yadav to with- etise what the Prime Minister guarantee a minimum income ly like demonetisation and seats. The development forced draw from the race. demonetised and asserted that to the bottom 20 per cent fam- GST of the BJP”. RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav and While the RJD has been his party’s anti-poverty pro- ilies. The second is to remon- Asked about apprehen- HAM leader Jitam Ram Manjhi playing the master in the grand gramme has thrown the BJP etise the economy that has sions of some economists that to cancel their election cam- alliance, several Congress lead- into total disarray. been demonetised by Modiji,” “Nyay”, which entails an expen- paigns in the State and rush to ers of Bihar claimed the party In an exclusive interview to Rahul said. diture of 3.6 lakh crore annu- Patna, while Bihar Congress was “not getting a fair deal” in rime Minister Narendra PTI ahead of the 17th general The Congress chief said ally, could aggravate India’s leaders flew to Delhi to brief the seat-sharing arrangement PModi will make a brief halt election beginning April 11, there is a reason why the party fiscal deficit position, Rahul party high command of the and urged the high at Jagdalpur airport on Friday Rahul said the Nyay scheme christened the scheme Nyay, said, “No, that’s not right.” “arm-twisting” by the RJD. command to step in before it on his way to Jeypore in has the twin objectives of giv- which translates to justice in He said the party consult- In the centre of the row is was too late. Odisha. ing money to the 20 per cent Hindi. “There is another aspect ed a large number of econo- Congress’ insistence on fielding Congress sources said the Jeypore, a sub-division of poorest families in India and to calling the scheme ‘Nyay’. mists and experts, studied from Darbhanga sitting local crisis aggravated to a level that Koraput district of Odisha, lies remonetising the economy Why have we chosen to call this numerous papers and other MP and former test cricketer the RJD and the Congress in the south of the neighbour- “damaged” by demonetisation. scheme ‘Justice’? Because over research material on this sub- Kirti Azad, who recently joined almost decided to part ways, “What the PM has done the last five years, Mr Narendra from the small and medium country. We want to return to ject and run an the Congress after resigning however, a communication was over the past five years is to Modi has simply snatched from businesses, he’s taken away India’s deprived sections what extensive financial modelling from the BJP. established between Congress remove all money from the poor and given nothing back. from the unemployed youth, he Modiji has snatched from exercise before deciding to The two parties are also at leaders with RJD supremo Lalu economy with failed policies “He has taken away from has extinguished the savings of them,” he said. include the plan in its Lok loggerheads over RJD’s threat Prasad currently serving a jail like demonetisation and a the farmers, he has snatched mothers and sisters of this Terming Nyay (Nyuntam Sabha manifesto. not to back Congress MP term to defuse the situation. Also, with the AAP and the Congress attacking the BJP for ing State. Modi will address a the sealing drive, sources said, public rally here. the BJP leadership might The senior BJP leaders of replace Lekhi with a new face Chhattisgarh are rushing to in order to beat anti-incum- Jagdalpur to meet him at the bency and woo local traders as airport and get tips to fine-tune well as party workers who have party’s poll strategy in the state accused the sitting BJP MP of where the BJP is facing tough being inaccessible. challenges from resurgent Various trading bodies are Congress. upset with Lekhi citing unre- According to party sources, solved problems like conges- the Prime Minister will arrive s the BJP leadership is tion and parking issue. Sealing at Jagdalpur in a chartered Abrainstorming to select drive by the Municipal plane. He would stay here for candidates for seven Lok Sabha Corporations on the order of about half an hour, sources seats in Delhi, the leadership is nificance as it was represented Residential Welfare Supreme Court appointed added. in two minds whether to give by BJP veterans like Lal Associations (RWAs) in the Environment Pollution Senior party leaders are ticket to incumbent Member of Krishna Advani and late Prime New Delhi constituency to Control Authority have only expected to brief Modi on the Parliament Meenakashi Lekhi Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee strengthen his case. added to woes of the traders in current political situation in the or to field new candidate from in the past. BJP watchers said Gambhir Hauz Khas, Greater Kailash, state as well as the preparations the New Delhi Lok Sabha con- According to reliable party chance of getting ticket has Defence Colony, Lajpat Nagar, being undertaken by the party stituency. insiders, Gambhir’s entry into brightened after his name was Green Park and South for the upcoming Lok Sabha Among the front runner the BJP has further changed the included in the fresh list of 31 Extension. elections. Will return back for ticket, former cricketer equation. BJP vice president probable candidates for the Popular markets like Khan after addressing the Jeypore Gautam Gambhir has emerged and Delhi BJP in-charge Lok Sabha elections by the Market, Lajpat Nagar, Sarojini rally to Jagdalpur later in the as a popular contender with Shayam Jaju and Monika Arora Delhi BJP.
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