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Who will follow Rajnath's orders, quips Shekhawat

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    Shekhawat said he will contest the Lok Sabha elections if the public demands and his health permits.

    Asked whether he was disappointed with Vasundhara Raje's tenure as the Chief Minister as he had backed her candidature during the 2003 elections, Shekhawat said, "I am not disappointed but saddened that I made her the Chief Minister."

    Shekhawat added that cleansing the party in the wake of corruption charges would only strengthen it. He, however, denied rumours that he had spoken to BSP chief Mayawati or Samajwadi Party leader Amar Singh or that he was planning to join the fledgling Third Front.

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    FateBy: Rajesh | 09-Jan-2009 Reply | Forward Still the issue that caused british rule here ( the battle between rulers in India) exists here and hence the situation for slavery again..let Sonia rules us....
    who willBy: Pran | 09-Jan-2009 Reply | Forward This old man wants a humiliation from a party(BJP) and from public. Ask this man if he is member of this party. To me he has to resign from party when he became Vice President of India.
    media misinformation campaign ON!By: ram | 08-Jan-2009 Reply | Forward Most of this is media creation to discredit BJP. Media have to do lot more misinformation campaign to help Congress/UPA to retain the current strength in next LS. But as seen in Gujrat, Karnataka, MP,Chattisgarh, Jammu etc. they will fail miserably....They have to talk about Karkare (not Capt. Sharma or Unnikrishnan!), show muslim terror victims always (although terrorists clearly instruct to spare muslims and kill all others as recent Mumbai evidence show..), talk more about destruction of nonexistant churches in Karnataka and Orissa (not the murder of any swamy..). Good luck media, hope people of India will have some common sense to see thro' all this conspiracy for their own good and boot out traitors and agents of Jehadi-missionary-marx in politics-media!
    Who will follow Rajnath's orders, quips ShekhawatBy: "Biswa" Swaminathan | 08-Jan-2009 Reply | Forward People should not forget that veteran Rajaji who held the highest post of first Governor General of India after independence was crowned by Congress as Chief Minister of Madras Presidency way back in 1950s. After all Shekhawatji may be aspiring for the Prime Ministerial post which he rightly deserves. Rajnath is too tiny tot who has to be ignored.
    Shikawat contesting Lock SabhaBy: Syamasundara prasad Turaga | 08-Jan-2009 Reply | Forward In any party the old people should religiously restrain from contesting in elections and pave way to the youngesters. The practice of training young for taking responsibility should be a regular practice. Old and experienced use their experience in guiding the young working in front. If all the old still continue in forefront and deprive the young their turn, the country is bound to go to DOGS. The old people should have introspective attitude before announcing in public their wish " If my health permits I shall Contest again" this statement is nothing but big "BULLSHJIT"
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