07-19-2008, 09:22 PM
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Mamata still non-committal on trust vote</b>
Kolkata (PTI): Three days ahead of the crucial trust vote, Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee on Saturday remained non-committal about her party's stand in the Lok Sabha on July 22.
"I will tell you when we take a decision," Banerjee, who is the lone Trinamool Congress member in the Lok Sabha, told reporters here.
The Trinamool supremo took umbrage when asked what her "expectation" was that was causing delay in announcing her party's decision on the trust vote.
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"What do you think of me? Am I a prime minister or president that I will expect anything?" she replied angrily.
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Banerjee on Friday criticised the alleged horse-trading before the trial of strength and said that the UPA government should seek a fresh mandate on the nuclear deal instead of "debasing Parliament".
Mamata still non-committal on trust vote</b>
Kolkata (PTI): Three days ahead of the crucial trust vote, Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee on Saturday remained non-committal about her party's stand in the Lok Sabha on July 22.
"I will tell you when we take a decision," Banerjee, who is the lone Trinamool Congress member in the Lok Sabha, told reporters here.
The Trinamool supremo took umbrage when asked what her "expectation" was that was causing delay in announcing her party's decision on the trust vote.
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"What do you think of me? Am I a prime minister or president that I will expect anything?" she replied angrily.
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Banerjee on Friday criticised the alleged horse-trading before the trial of strength and said that the UPA government should seek a fresh mandate on the nuclear deal instead of "debasing Parliament".