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After Kalam OK to n-deal, SP signals a rethink: Let UPA give us new facts

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Express news service Posted: May 11, 2008 at 0011 hrs IST
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“Kalam’s statement has struck a chord. But how can we be blamed if the Government wanted to ride roughshod over us and take the Left along for the deal? When the Prime Minister called L K Advani, Rajnath Singh, Jaswant Singh and Brajesh Mishra for talks about a year ago, it was too late,” said another senior BJP leader.

Senior BJP leader Jaswant Singh, meanwhile, claimed that former prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee “does not subscribe to his former aide Brijesh Mishra’s views on Indo-US nuclear deal”. “I have met Vajpayeeji. He has said that he has nothing to do with what former national security advisor Brijesh Mishra has said on the Indo-US nuclear deal,”’ Singh told reporters on Saturday.

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