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Nano driven out, Buddha’s New Bengal road loses way

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    Tata Motors Chairman Ratan Tata announcing the pull out from Singur. PTI

    He added that there was a need to understand why Tata Motors came to the state. “The Nano project was to be a showcase plant which would have enhanced the visibility of the state, created jobs for younger citizens and through the company’s community programme would have enhanced the quality of life of the urban and rural population.”

    He said that those Singur residents who are being trained would become part of the Tata Motors family. “They will be deployed in other Tata facilities. They obviously can not remain in Singur,” he said.

    “Like our Prime Minister, I was hopeful for satisfactory solution until the last moment. I feel very sad,” said West Bengal Governor Gopal Krishna Gandhi, who had tried to broker a peace that never took shape.

    Reacting to the decision, Mamata said it was a conspiracy by the West Bengal government and the Tatas to push her into a corner.

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    Trinamool Congress supporters in Singur are to hold a victory rally tomorrow. Banerjee also renewed her demand for return of land to the farmers.

    Ratan Tata

    The decision was taken with great pain. It shatters many dreams...We have to shift because of Mamata Banerjee, not because of any other reason created by the government

    Buddhadeb govt

    Mamata's destructive agitation drove them out...This is saddest day for the state on the eve of festivity

    Mamata

    Conspiracy by Tata and Buddhadeb to push me to a corner

    Why this is a serious blow to Buddhadeb

    Mamata may be villain of the piece but fact is after the Nandigram bungle, the party and the govt couldn't assert themselves in Singur despite a favourable court order, despite a majority of the farmers on board.

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    Nano driven outBy: K. RAMESH | 04-Oct-2008 Reply | Forward CPM deserves such a punishment at the hands of Mamta. What CPM was doing in other states has boomeranged and they are biting their own dust. Only now CPM feels the pinch what others have suffered for several decades Kudoos Mamta. You have made CPM realize how their cut throat cunning attitude will hit them back.
    Nano driven outBy: G Krishnamurthy | 04-Oct-2008 Reply | Forward An irrational and destructive political leader and a weak-kneed Chief Minister have seen the end of a possible industrial rejuvenation of the state of West Bengal. However, at least, we will see an end to the theatre of the absurd at Singur.
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