07-18-2006, 09:49 AM
LSrini,
Heading is misleading, I heard his speech. it was very impressive.
<b>Slamming UPA on terror, Modi brings his Mian Musharraf back </b><!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->MUMBAI, JULY 17:His visit to Mumbai opposed by the Samajwadi Party, BJPâs poster boy and Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi today kicked off the partyâs anti-terrorism rally by again calling the Pakistan President as âMian Musharrafâ and telling the UPA <b>âif you canât bring back POTA, at least allow state governments to do soâ. </b>
<b>âThe Prime Minister says Akshardham happened despite POTA. May I remind him that it was only due to POTA that the perpetrators were hanged (they have been sentenced).â </b>
<b>âI wonât spare the merchants of death. Mujhe woh jamta nahin,â he said, pointing out that a Bill against organised crime, identical to the MCOCA in Maharashtra, had been passed by the Gujarat legislature but had been âstalled by Union Home Minister Shivraj Patilâ. </b>
He said that âas Chief Minister of a border state, I will be the first to come face to face with Mian Musharrafâ.
To make his point, he recalled his poll campaign in Assam earlier this year. In village after village, he claimed, he was asked about Bangla immigrants. <b>âI told them we are in the same position. Both have foreign neighbours. The difference is, here you are troubled by Bangladesh and there, Pakistan is troubled by me.â <!--emo&--><img src='style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='biggrin.gif' /><!--endemo--> </b>
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Heading is misleading, I heard his speech. it was very impressive.
<b>Slamming UPA on terror, Modi brings his Mian Musharraf back </b><!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->MUMBAI, JULY 17:His visit to Mumbai opposed by the Samajwadi Party, BJPâs poster boy and Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi today kicked off the partyâs anti-terrorism rally by again calling the Pakistan President as âMian Musharrafâ and telling the UPA <b>âif you canât bring back POTA, at least allow state governments to do soâ. </b>
<b>âThe Prime Minister says Akshardham happened despite POTA. May I remind him that it was only due to POTA that the perpetrators were hanged (they have been sentenced).â </b>
<b>âI wonât spare the merchants of death. Mujhe woh jamta nahin,â he said, pointing out that a Bill against organised crime, identical to the MCOCA in Maharashtra, had been passed by the Gujarat legislature but had been âstalled by Union Home Minister Shivraj Patilâ. </b>
He said that âas Chief Minister of a border state, I will be the first to come face to face with Mian Musharrafâ.
To make his point, he recalled his poll campaign in Assam earlier this year. In village after village, he claimed, he was asked about Bangla immigrants. <b>âI told them we are in the same position. Both have foreign neighbours. The difference is, here you are troubled by Bangladesh and there, Pakistan is troubled by me.â <!--emo&--><img src='style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='biggrin.gif' /><!--endemo--> </b>
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