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Raj Babbar wins Firozabad, shocks Mulayam

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    Bypoll in the Firozabad seat has become some sort of prestige issue for the SP and a loss here will set it back in a big way.

    With Raj Babbar winning the Firozabad Lok Sabha bypoll, Congress termed it as a "beginning" of people's faith in the party in Uttar Pradesh and said it will form the next government in the state.

    "I congratulate people of Firozabad who gave a decisive result. This is the beginning of people's faith in Congress. We are confident that Congress will form a government in UP after the next assembly polls," AICC General Secretary in charge of UP Digvijay Singh told reporters in New Delhi.

    He said the next electoral battle in the state will be between Congress and BSP. "BJP and SP are nowhere. BJP's base has been eroded and SP is nowhere," he said.

    The Congress leader, however, downplayed poor performance of the party in the assembly bypolls, in which it won only one seat out of the 11, saying they are not indicative of any trend.

    He said in assembly bypolls, ruling party wins and it does not indicate any wave. "May be we were not so attentive as we were in Firozabad," he said.

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    Congress candidate Raj Babbar defeated SP chief Mulayam Singh Yadav's daughter-in-law Dimple by 85,343 votes.

    Amar Singh as Foreign MinisterBy: Raj | 11-Nov-2009 Reply | Forward With the stars of Samajwadi Party on the wane, I apprehend the marginalisation of Mr Amar Singh, his poor health notwithstanding. Amar Singh is a mercurial person. Despite controversies surrounding him, he is a colourful person who has an uncanny knack of devising weirdest of logics to win an argument. In this regard, he is an asset of India, who should be used as Special Minister for handling Pakistan. I am saying this with all seriousness as for dealing with Pakistan, we need persons like him and NOT like Manmohan Singh/ SM Krishana etc. Amar Singh and Chidambaram can prove a effective team to challenge Pakis. This suggestion is beyond party lines.
    Good work done by the peopleBy: abby | 11-Nov-2009 Reply | Forward good work done by people of UP this has to happen as mulayam has moved out from mass base to flim based people he removed mass base leaders to keep Amarsingh happy so the people also knows now that mulayam doesnot need the common leaders he needs flimy leaders like amarsingh sanjaydutt jayapradha.rather than doing any good to mulayam Amarsingh has indirectly destroyrd mulayam .know is the time for mulayam to go back to his roots ie mass based leaders and throw out people like Amarsingh who has not done any benefit to him but hsa destroyed his party
    THE DREAM ENDSBy: R Suresh | 11-Nov-2009 Reply | Forward The BJP has lost its deposits everywhere in UP except the traditional Lucknow West, where too it lost. This spells the death of BJP in UP where it is an also ran. With it, the dream of the BJP ever again coming to power at the Center ends.
    Well doneBy: Narendranathan | 10-Nov-2009 Reply | Forward The people of UP has done a wise job in electing a congress MP to become supportive of UPA at centre so that the development under the leadership of professional like Dr. Manmohan Singh can be ushered at a phenomenal speed which is very imperative for our country to become a developed nation.Well done.Wee
    Anyone better than SPBy: karan | 10-Nov-2009 Reply | Forward I dont care who wins as long as SP is routed.The state of UP and Bihar is so bad that Major parties have to make a comeback.However these results are not irreversible as we have seen in the past and can be easily reversed in 1 election cycle...though i think Congress is a scum of a party ...it better perform some development and improve law n order ..and terrorism in UP ..or else it will be also gone.BTW Raj Babbar did a great job in kicking out a Dynasty Raj candidate ..good job ...
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