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Uma Bharati loses from home turf
Monday, 08 December , 2008, Bhopal: Former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister and
Bhartiya Jan Shakti (BJS) party's founder president Uma Bharati on Monday lost
the Tikamgarh seat, her home turf.
Yadvendra Singh Bundela of the Congress trounced her with a margin of more
than 3,000 votes as the votes were counted for the assembly elections held on
November 27.
BJP set to retain power in M.P.
Uma Bharati, a firebrand leader who had to quit the Bharatiya Janata Party,
had maintained that her aim was not the victory of her party but to defeat the
incumbent BJP government.
Barely two days ago, she had told mediapersons in Tikamgarh that if she does
not succeed in her mission then she will give up politics for good and go to
Kedarnath. She had said she would quit politics if BJP won in Madhya Pradesh.
General
elections should not be advanced: Digvijay Singh
Monday, 08 December , 2008, New Delhi: The Congress may
be heading for power in three of the five states following assembly elections
but a cautious Digvijay Singh on Monday said the result did not reflect
national mood and the party would prefer general elections only in April.
“April is all right. I don't think we should advance the elections. There is
no need to advance it,” the veteran leader told reporters. Reacting to the
impact of these elections on the Lok Sabha polls due early next year, Digvijay
Singh said: “These elections don't tell the national mood.”
His colleague and party spokesperson Jayanti Natarajan disagreed: "It (the
results) certainly will have an impact on the general elections (next year)."
Reacting to the poor showing in Madhya Pradesh, Digvijay Singh said: “We have
to look into the results.” But he rubbished the idea that groupism and
intra-party conflict had led to defeat in the state.
‘Hindutva terrorists had targetted Bhopal Muslim congregation, political
pressures allowed them to walk free’
Madhya Pradesh blast probe was put on ice
MP Cong
promises to establish separate cell to implement
Sachchar panel recommendations for minorities
Uma Bharti ropes in Govindacharya for his expertise to brighten her party’s
prospects
Yuvraj rules the roost, helps India take 2-0 lead
BJP promises subsidised grain, cheap farm loans in MP
Inter-Unit Quality Circle Convention conducted at BHEL Bhopal unit
Over dozen ministers
including CM under corruption scanner; MP Cong. releases charge-sheet against
BJP
Workshop organized on Declining Child Sex Ratio
34
women enter poll fray in Madhya Pradesh
Kashmir Valley train fitted with BHEL Bhopal unit made equipments
Finance minister appreciate Oriental Group's National stature
Govt not to
reduce capacity of UMPPs
About 34 lakh villagers get employment under NREGS in MP
BHEL
Bhopal Unit achieves yet another milestone
BHEL &
ONGC sign contract worth Rs. 506 cr.
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