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LESSON 30-BSP candidate campaigns on bullock cart-MAYAWATI FOR PRIME MINISTER ! VOTE BSP ELEPHANT FOR CHANGE FOR THE BETTER ! FOR SELF RESPECT! GET A VOTE AND A NOTE! FOR BSP! DONT WAIT BUT BAIT! TO GRAB THE MASTER KEY! Make me PM Write Down on the Wall was Dr. Ambedkar’s Sign ! Two Thousand Nine ! Will Be Mine ! - Says Ms Mayawati Bahen ! Now is all that you have! By voting for BSP, the Nation you save! 2008 Bahen Mayawati the UttarPradesh Chief Minister -2009PrabuddhaBharatha Matha the Prime Minister ! Image:Bahujansamajpartysymbol.pngarticle pic [Bahujan Samaj Party Flag] Most of the political pundits are suggesting a dramatic Bahujan Samaj Party win with Mayawati becoming the new Prime Minister. Mayawati stresses on door-to-door campaign ‘UP hui hamari hai, ab Delhi ki bari hai’ (UP is ours, now it is the turn of Delhi), will turn into a reality,” said Mayawati Social Transformation! And Economical Emancipation! Through Testing the efficacy of social engineering! By Mighty Great Mind Training!-Varun charged with attempt to murder, rioting
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LESSON 30

BSP candidate campaigns on bullock cart

This BSP candidate rides bullock cart to visit
votersLucknow, March 28, At a time when politicians hire helicopters
and SUVs for election campaigns, a Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP)

Etawah, Mar 27: A candidate of the Bahujan
Samaj Party (BSP) in Etawah in Uttar Pradesh has adopted unique means
for campaigning to woo the
voters.

Gauri Shankar, who is contesting from Erawah,
is trying to woo the voters by campaigning on a bullock cart, a horse
cart and rickshaw.

According to Shankar, these modes of
transport are the common man’s transport and that is why he is using
them for his campaigning.

“Bullock carts, horse carts and
rickshaws are the vehicles used by the common man in every nook and
corner of the country. But if I receive your blessings, I too may
travel in big cars with a beacon light on the top, ” he said.

To
watch the unusual view, many residents came on streets and cheered for
him.




Varun charged with attempt to murder, rioting

BJP Lok Sabha candidate
Varun Gandhi has been charged with attempt to murder, rioting and other
offences in an FIR filed in connection with violence that erupted here
even as police on Sunday maintained a close vigil to maintain law and
order in this district.

29-year-old Varun, along with Uttar
Pradesh BJP chief Kalraj Mishra, local MLA Sukhlal and former party MLA
B K Gupta, have been named in another FIR registered for violation of
prohibitory orders under section 144 CrPC on Saturday when the BJP
candidate courted arrest in a case related to his alleged anti-Muslim
speeches, Kotwali police sources said.

Varun, who is in judicial
custody, has been booked under sections 147, 148 and 149 (rioting and
related charges), 307 (attempt to murder), 332 (voluntarily causing
hurt to deter public servant from his duty), 336 (doing any act that
endangers human life or the personal safety of others) and certain
sections of IPC and public safety and certain state acts for the
violence around the district jail in Pilibhit, they said.

The
FIR relating to rioting and other chages has been filed by Pilibhit
district jailor Mukesh Arora against Varun and his supporters after BJP
activists fought a pitched battle with the police and laid a siege of
the jail premises.

Meanwhile, Pilibhit District Magistrate Ashok
Chauhan discounted the allegation of BJP MP and Varun’s mother Maneka
Gandhi that a Muslim officer had injured several of supporters and said
he was not deployed there.

Chauhan said ,”I strictly don’t agree
with the comments of Maneka Gandhi. The person she is naming was not at
all deployed at that place.

“We checked the records and we were
careful about his deployment. He was at another place and the
allegation is totally false,” he said.

On the situation in
Pilibhit, he said, “it is under control. People may be spreading
rumours but as of now the situation in the city and rural areas is
totally under control”.

In Lucknow, Additional Director General
of Police Brij Lal, said, “A close vigil is being maintained in
Pilibhit with deployment of adequate number of personnel from
Provincial Armed Constabulary (PAC) and police”.

Asked about the
cases registered against Gandhi, who courted in Pilibhit on Saturday,
he just said, “A case under section 188 of IPC has been registered
against all those who violated the prohibitory orders under section 144
CrPC”.

During the violence on Saturday, BJP workers, who were
demanding Varun’s release, had indulged in heavy brick batting and laid
a siege of the district jail..

Karnataka poll process begins

Special Correspondent


Notification issued for polls in 17 Lok Sabha constituencies

Eight candidates file papers on Saturday

Scrutiny of papers on April 6


BANGALORE: Notification for conducting the first phase of Lok Sabha
elections in 17 constituencies in Karnataka was issued on Saturday by
the Deputy Commissioners and the Returning Officers of the respective
districts.

With this, the process of elections has started and candidates have
commenced filing their nominations. Eight candidates filed their papers
on the first day.

Elections would be held in Chikkodi, Belgaum, Bijapur (SC), Gulbarga
(SC), Raichur (ST), Bidar, Koppal, Bellary (ST), Uttar Kannada,
Chitradurga (SC), Tumkur, Bangalore Rural, Bangalore North, Bangalore
Central and Bangalore South, Chickaballapur and Kolar (SC)
constituencies on April 23. In Bangalore North constituency, the
nominations could be delivered by a candidate or his proposers to the
Returning Officer and Deputy Commissioner, Bangalore District,
Bangalore, or to the Assistant Returning Officer and Chief
Administrative Officer, Department of Collegiated Education at the DC’s
office. April 4 is the last date for filing nominations
.

The scrutiny of nomination papers would be taken up at 11 a.m on
April 6, at the office of the Deputy Commissioner/Returning Officer.
Notice of withdrawal of candidates may be delivered either by a
candidate or by any of his proposers or his election agent, who has
been authorised in writing by the candidate to deliver it to either of
the officers at his office on April 8 before 3 p.m. Nominations have
been filed by candidates in eight constituencies including four
independen
ts.



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