02-03-2009, 05:01 PM
Muslim leaders have clear agenda. (a) Keep a 'secularist' govt. (meaning anti-Hindu govt of the Hindus) and (b) Thwart development of the country even if it would hurt the Muslims. A revolutionary Hindu Raj would round up these Islamist Jihadi leaders and cull them without mercy.
<b>Angry Azam Khan likely to join BSP on Feb 7</b>
LUCKNOW: If all `goes well', SP leader Azam Khan, who is also party's Muslim face, may join BSP on February 7. Khan is angry with SP for tying up with Kalyan Singh, who was responsible for Babri Mosque demolition.
Khan's sentiments are, in fact, a manifestation of the popular feeling among Muslims who are annoyed with SP firstly for its support to the UPA government on Indo-US nuclear deal and now for shaking hands with Kalyan. Sources said that Khan had already met a senior BSP leader who invited him to join BSP. He may get the post of national general secretary in BSP along with a ticket for Lok Sabha elections from Rampur from where SP has announced the candidature of film actor Jaya Prada.
Khan, sources said, has been a Mulayam loyalist for years, hence quitting SP would not be an easy task for him. SP leaders are making frantic attempts to dissuade Khan, who was also feeling alienated in the party in recent past. Khan was angry with the party even in 2002 when Mulayam entered into alliance with Kalyan for Assembly elections but on that occasion he continued with SP. "He has to choose between loyalty and community. Let's see who wins...," said an SP leader pleading anonymity.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Lucknow...how/4067533.cms
<b>Angry Azam Khan likely to join BSP on Feb 7</b>
LUCKNOW: If all `goes well', SP leader Azam Khan, who is also party's Muslim face, may join BSP on February 7. Khan is angry with SP for tying up with Kalyan Singh, who was responsible for Babri Mosque demolition.
Khan's sentiments are, in fact, a manifestation of the popular feeling among Muslims who are annoyed with SP firstly for its support to the UPA government on Indo-US nuclear deal and now for shaking hands with Kalyan. Sources said that Khan had already met a senior BSP leader who invited him to join BSP. He may get the post of national general secretary in BSP along with a ticket for Lok Sabha elections from Rampur from where SP has announced the candidature of film actor Jaya Prada.
Khan, sources said, has been a Mulayam loyalist for years, hence quitting SP would not be an easy task for him. SP leaders are making frantic attempts to dissuade Khan, who was also feeling alienated in the party in recent past. Khan was angry with the party even in 2002 when Mulayam entered into alliance with Kalyan for Assembly elections but on that occasion he continued with SP. "He has to choose between loyalty and community. Let's see who wins...," said an SP leader pleading anonymity.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Lucknow...how/4067533.cms