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Will support UPA to Keep Communal Forces at Bay: Mulayam

  •   Fri, Sep 21 2012 12:41:25 PM

New Delhi, Sep 21 (PTI): In what would be a huge relief to Manmohan Singh government, the Samajwadi party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav has said that he will support UPA government to keep communal forces at bay.

Speaking to reporters on Friday, Mulayam Singh Yadav said that he will not withdraw support from the UPA govt.

Meanwhile, with Trinamool congress set to exit the UPA, the Congress top brass, including Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and party chief Sonia Gandhi, will meet on Friday evening to decide the future course of action.

A meeting of the Congress core group headed by Gandhi is scheduled in the evening amid reports that Trinamool Congress ministers will be sending their resignations during the day.

This is the second meeting of the Congress core group which had met only two days back, a day after Mamata Banerjee announced the withdrawal of support.

Government managers are confident of the numbers even after the withdrawal of support by the 19-member Trinamool Congress, which has been the second largest constituent of the 15-party ruling alliance.

With the Centre not in a mood to yield to her demands for withdrawing the decisions on diesel, LPG cylinders and FDI, Banerjee on Thursday said in Kolkata that her party's six ministers will submit their resignation to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.

Trinamool has six ministers, including one of Cabinet rank, in the UPA government.

After Trinamool's withdrawal of support, the UPA government's support in Loksabha will come down from 273 to 254 and the coalition will be heavily dependent on Samajwadi Party (22) and BSP (21) for its majority in the House.

For a simple majority, government needs the support of at least 273 MPs in a House of 545.
  

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  • satish naik, vitla

    Sat, Sep 22 2012

    Hi All,
    sit & type the comments over here is very easy. Mulayam himself such a big goon,People who are commenting from our undivided D.K.they dont knw how UP State is. Every day rape, murder, looting is quite comman in UP state. Mangalore mist B'day incident almost more than one month highlighted all over the local news paper with strong protest.But these kind of incident you can see every day over there. This my experience in Noida,hope no one can digest this things.Mayavathi is far better than Goon Mulayam.Hope he will get big suitcase soon.politics, political people & political high drama in central.Hope in future political Diplomo cource will open, how to cheat people, making ghotalas, how to loot the public money each & every thing.

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  • Sam, Mangalore

    Fri, Sep 21 2012

    Mr. Mulayam... u have to support Congress or else CBI case will open soon which is pending against you... Don't ever think of becomming Indian PM.

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  • Subhash Pai, Mangalore

    Fri, Sep 21 2012

    I Salute you Netaji, you are a great politician and know what is up and down, Welcome Wall Mart, some are jealous who cannot get hold of it. Secondly uneducated people who make protests dont know what is FDI that matter Wall Mart.

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  • Patric, Jeppu, Mangalore

    Fri, Sep 21 2012

    This is the typical example for communal politics. "Mulayam Jhorse Lagho Mulam".

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  • Manjunath, Mumbai

    Fri, Sep 21 2012

    WHAT MULAYAM SAID IS CORRECT HE SHOULD SUPPORT UPA TO KEEP COMMUNAL PARTY LIKE BJP OUT OF BAY. GOOD DECISION MULAYAMJI. CONGRATS.

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  • Christine, Mangalore

    Fri, Sep 21 2012

    All this farce is for nothing but to waste public money and time which was to be devoted to work for the welfare/development of the Country!! Each party is waiting to grab the pound flesh and fill their own pockets!! Pity the citizens of India who are thoroughly bluffed by the mimic of Politicians

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  • Tomas Richard, Udupi

    Fri, Sep 21 2012

    it is not Communal BJP..but fear of going to jail..by CBI...Like DMK or BSP they need to support Congress else CBI is sword will fall on them as we see on Jagan Reddy.

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  • R Mallar, Kasaragod/ Dubai

    Fri, Sep 21 2012

    Said: Will support UPA to keep communal forces at bay.
    Unsaid: Forced to support UPA to keep CBI forces at bay.
    Unsaid: Pranabda has sanctioned a huge amount of money as special package for UP and I can get a big share of it for myself and my son.

    Come on, we are not fools Mr. Mulayam!

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  • Satish Kumar, Mangalore

    Fri, Sep 21 2012

    Whole India Knows the crediability of Mulayam Singh, Here again Congress useing CBI power like way of treat, sure future B S Yadurappa will also join Congress or support congress in way other to get escape from CBI arrest.

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  • SURESH MAROLI, MANGALORE/BAHRAIN

    Fri, Sep 21 2012

    MR. MULAYAM,
    COMMUNAL BJP MUCH BETTER THAN UR UP. AS PER CNN IBN REPORT , SINCE U CAME TO POWER 2,437 CRIME INCIDENT REPORTED, IN THAT 11OO SEX ABUSE AND RAPE CASES. THIS IS THE HIGHEST THAN ANY STATES OF INDIA.

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  • Rahul, Mangalore

    Fri, Sep 21 2012

    Corruptor will support an corrupt... nothing else we can say..

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  • Joseph F. Gonslaves, Bannur, Puttur / MANGALORE

    Fri, Sep 21 2012

    OPEN STATEMENT BY MR. MULAYAM SINGH YADAV TO KEEP THE COMMUNAL FORCES AT BAY/FARAWAY WILL SUPPORT UPA.

    WHOLE WORLD KNOWS BJP IS A COMMUNAL PARTY.

    NOW THE BJP IS HESITATING TO CONVEY SPECIAL SESSION OF PARLIAMENT FOR NON-CONFIDENCE MOTION FEARING IT WILL BACKSLIDE/BACKLASH THEMSELVES.

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