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BJP Parliamentary Afour-storey commercial Party meeting will precede the complex in Surat on Friday, NDA meeting. killing at least 19 teenage stu- The Union Cabinet on dents at a coaching centre, Friday adopted a resolution many of whom jumped and fell recommending the dissolution to their deaths while some of the 16th Lok Sabha, making were suffocated, officials said. way for formal launch of the - ' . * In a video clip of the inci- + / ' ' process to form a new ' / ' ! " +, dent, some young students at ' " +, Government. President Ram the Takshashila Complex in Nath Kovind accepted the res- Many newcomers and With Finance Minister Sarthana area, where the build- Minister added. of the building. ignation of the Council of young faces could be part of the Arun Jaitley having health ing is located, can be seen Coaching classes at the According to a fire official, Ministers and asked Modi to second innings of the Modi issues, there have been talks jumping off the third and centre were run in a shade built flames started from the ground continue in office till the new Government. There is possi- whether he will be part of the fourth floors amid plumes of on the top floor of the building, floor and reached the top floor, Government assumes office. bility that big winners like new dispensation or not. thick smoke. he said, adding that they “will forcing some students to take Modi’s swearing-in is BJP’s Aravind Dharmapuri Sushma Swaraj, who had Chief Minister Vijay check if the construction was shelter on the terrace which expected to take place before from Telangana, who inflicted won from Vidisha in Madhya Rupani said at least 19 students illegal”. was covered. the end of this month and con- a drubbing on sitting MP from Pradesh, had opted out from from the outgoing Cabinet, exceedingly well, winning 18 have died in the fire, but Ninteen fire tenders and “Lot of smoke accumulat- sultations are on with NDA Nizambabad K Kavitha, the the electoral battle this time on including Rajnath Singh, Nitin and 16 seats respectively. Deputy Chief Minister Nitin two hydraulic platforms were ed on the top floor where leaders for the Cabinet forma- daughter of TRS chief K health ground. Her Cabinet Gadkari, Ravi Shankar Prasad, Shah is expected to inter- Patel has put the figure at 20. pressed into service to douse there were AC compressors tion. BJP president Amit Shah, Chandrasekar Rao, may be colleague Uma Bharti too did Piyush Goyal, Narendra Singh act with NDA leaders and “As per the information the fire, said an official of and tyres which too caught fire. who came in for high praise part of the new Government. not contest polls. Defence Tomar and Prakash Javadekar share their views on the induc- received, 20 students have died Surat fire control room. There was no escape route from Modi for the party’s spec- Another fresh face is Tejasvi Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is are set to figure in the new tion of their nominees in the in the fire. Many others were Eye-witnesses claimed that available for the students who tacular show in the LS polls, is Surya, 28, who won from expected to continue with a key Cabinet. Cabinet. injured and shifted to a hospi- there were around 50 students got trapped on the top floors. likely to be inducted in the Bangalore South, a seat in the role in the new Government. Senior Minister Manoj Modi is likely to visit tal,” Patel said. in the complex when the fire The fire was doused in one Government, leaving the top past held by late Ananth With Smriti Irani upsetting Sinha, who lost his Ghazipur Varanasi, his home con- Students, mostly teenagers, started. “Around 10 students on hour. party post for someone else. A Kumar. Congress president Rahul seat to BSP’s Afzal Ansari, stituency on May 28, to thank died “either due to suffocation fourth and third floor jumped There were no safety heavyweight portfolio may be Rewards may also be com- Gandhi in his home con- could be brought in the Cabinet the voters there. There after, he or jumping off from the com- off to the ground to save them- equipment installed in the awaiting Shah, sources said ing in way of winners from dif- stituency of Amethi, it is via Rajya Sabha route. will set out for Gujarat on plex”, he said. selves from fire and smoke,” building,” a fire official told the though the BJP president has ficult States like West Bengal expected that her victory may Among allies, the Shiv May 29 to meet his 95-year-old “We have ordered a said a fire official. media. sidestepped queries on this and Odisha, where party has be recognised with an impor- Sena and the JD(U) are likely mother Heeraben Modi. The detailed inquiry into the inci- Locals helped in the rescue Prime Minister Narendra saying it was the prerogative of done exceedingly well to help tant portfolio in the Cabinet. to be given Cabinet berths as swearing-in may take place dent. We will not spare those operation to save the stranded Modi expressed anguished over the Prime Minister. it go past 300 tally on its own. A number of senior faces both the parties have done after these visits. found guilty,” the deputy Chief students and other occupants the fire tragedy. #,7 ,+-3 reasons as to how the Congress gave a strong performance in fter a humiliating defeat in Assembly polls in major States Athe Lok Sabha polls, top such as Gujarat, Karnataka, Congress leaders will deliber- Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh ate on party losses at a meeting and Chhattisgarh during the !" of the working committee slat- past two years, but failed to # $%&#'$%( ed on Saturday in which party keep the momentum and cap- K chief Rahul Gandhi is likely to italise on people’s disaffection K offer his resignation. Murmurs towards the BJP for a good !"+ have already started within the showing in the general election. party over taking responsibil- In Madhya Pradesh, the ity for the poor performance of BJP won 28 out of 29 seats; in the Congress across the coun- Karnataka, it won 25 out of 28 P try, with some of its leaders seats, and in Chhattisgarh, the $, already sending in their resig- Top party leaders, includ- party won 9 out of 11 seats. nations. ing UPA chairperson Sonia During 2018 Assembly - . Uttar Pradesh Congress Gandhi and former Prime elections of Karnataka, the chief Raj Babbar and Odisha Minister Manmohan Singh, Congress and the JD(S) com- /0 Congress president Niranjan are expected to attend the bine were able to win 78 and 37 Patnaik announced their res- meeting. seats, respectively, while the ignations from the post in the The top Congress leader- BJP got 104 seats. !" # wake of the party’s electoral ship will deliberate on the rea- Babbar — who lost $ debacle in their respective sons for the loss. The party suf- Fatehpur Sikri BJP’s Rajkumar 1 States. The party has convened fered a devastating defeat for Chahar by a margin of 4,95,065 . a meeting of the Congress the second time in a row at the votes — sent his resignation Working Committee, its high- hands of the Narendra Modi- from to Rahul. “The results are . 2 3 / 1 est decision-making body, on led BJP. It bagged only 52 seats depressing in UP. I find myself 4 5 Saturday, where, according to in this election. guilty of not discharging my 6!K P ! " # sources, Rahul is likely to offer A senior party leader said responsibility in a proper man- $% & ' () * +, his resignation at the meet. the CWC will introspect the ner,” Babbar said. QR 9%$-%# 8 “The climber died at Camp 1/ IV after he fell ill near the bal- wo Indians died on Mount cony area while returning from /%3:8/ TEverest due to hours-long the summit,” Sherpa said and 2%8 %%&%'%)*'+, “traffic jam”, just days after added Bagwan was the leader hhattisgarh Congress on -*,&.&'/%))),*,&. expedition leaders and the of a two-member expedition. ne of the most wanted CThursday hit back at the ,%0,1&-&*% Nepal Government claimed Their deaths were attrib- Oactive terrorist comman- ‘mirror’ jibe of former Chief .*2'/,2*%/)&..%*0+ overcrowding on the world’s uted primarily to a long queue ders in Kashmir Valley, Zakir Minister Raman Singh, leader tallest mountain was not a of both ascending and descend- Musa, who was Burhan Wani’s of Opposition, Dharamlal *'+))&0+'&, worry. ing climbers, forcing many to successor and chief of Ansar Kaushik and OP Choudhary, )&3%%&%,&&,%) Indian climber Kalpana wait for hours at 8,000 metres Ghazwat-ul-Hind, was gunned stating that it is the BJP which Das, 49, reached the summit, plus altitudes. down by the joint team of needs to see the mirror.
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