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Advani Strong in Speech, Weak in Action - PM

  •   Mon, Apr 13 2009 03:17:27 PM

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New Delhi, Apr 13: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Monday attacked Bharatiya Janata Party' prime ministerial candidate L K Advani, saying he has unique ability to combine strength in speech with weakness in action.

Addressing a meeting in Mumbai, the prime minister said, "Unlike Advani, I will not be found weeping in a corner while hoodlums tear down a centuries-old mosque" -- an obvious reference to the razing of Babri Masjid.

"I will not say things in Pakistan that offend every Indian and then abandon my stand when it becomes politically inconvenient within my party," Dr Singh said, in a reference to Advani's pro-Jinnah comments.

Tearing into the BJP's claims on UPA's handling of terrorism by recalling the developments following the hijacking of IC-814 during the NDA government, the prime minister said 'Advani had agreed to release the terrorists and subjected cabinet colleague Jaswant Singh to the humiliation of having personally escorted the terrorists to their safe haven.'
  

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  • Phayaz,

    Tue, Apr 14 2009

    Manmohan Singh is right..

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  • denzil, mangalore

    Tue, Apr 14 2009

    Dear manmohan singh,as we know you are the only one decent politition in indian politics.there are many who criticise you that u are weak in taking decision.but you proved you are better than all others during nuclear deal as well as when you were a financial minister in Narasim Rao's government. I agree about wat you have said about Advani.he is weak in taking decision as well as phyiscally. So advaniji take rest at home.

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  • monthi, mangalore

    Tue, Apr 14 2009

    PA Papal I agree with you.Good luck to u Mr PM Singh.

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  • MVR Murthy, Hyderabad

    Mon, Apr 13 2009

    Mr Advani is very strong in dividing India by regionalism and relegion.History shows India was full of many small kingdoms which was fully exploited by the marauding ,Mongols,Moghals,Portugeese,Dutch,French and British.When the need of the hour is strong united One India it is pathetic that we see leaders like Advani advocating division of states into smaller and smaller states leading to regional and relgious chauvinism. God save India.

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  • shahnawaz kukkikatte, dubai/udupi

    Mon, Apr 13 2009

    Mr Advani is strong in deviding the country.He is strong in opportunism. He is strong in praising our enemies in their countries. He is strong in spreading hate. He is strong in terrorising minorities. He is too strong in his age and now the time has come for him to take permanent rest and say bye bye to Indian politics. Good luck to u Mr PM Singh. Singh is King

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  • P A Papal, Pune

    Mon, Apr 13 2009

    I agree with Mr.Manmohan Singh. Mr Manmohan Singh is very Strong Man, we have seen his stand against left parties on agreement with USA. All Leaders of alliance parties with NDA agreed that Mr Manmohan Singh is perfect candidate for next PM.

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