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Narendra Modi calls proposed anti-terror body, NCTC, 'opportunistic'; Chidambaram hits back
The government's hardsell of its new, diluted National Counter Terrorism Centre or NCTC did not impress many at a chief ministers' meet in the capital today. But it did spark a political pow-wow on the sidelines of the meeting. Narendra Modi versus P Chidambaram.
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Who stands where on proposed anti-terror body NCTC
Chief Ministers from across the country are meeting for a conference on internal security in the national capital today. At the meeting, the government is attempting to hard sell a diluted version of the proposed anti-terror body, the National Counter Terrorism Centre or NCTC.
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Centre to push for anti-terror body at Chief Ministers' meet on April 15
The Centre will strongly push for setting up the proposed anti-terror body NCTC at the Chief Ministers' conference to be held on April 15.
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Modi says NCTC reflects centre as "omnipotent ruler"
Accusing the Centre of behaving like "Viceroys of yore", Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi today said the constitution of National Counter Terrorism Centre (NCTC) is a conscious strategy to cast the Centre as an "omnipresent" ruler with states portrayed as dependent vassals. Underlining that the fight against terror requires clear vision and a s...
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Jayalalithaa, Modi, Patnaik slam government's overtures on anti-terror body (NCTC)
The Central government today hosted an internal security meeting in New Delhi. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Home Minister P Chidambaram tried to reach out to the chief ministers saying they were united in tackling the menace of terrorism. But non-Congress Chief Ministers who have been vocal about their opposition to the Centre's proposal to s...
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New anti-terror body: Modi hits out; don't politicise the issue, says Centre
Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi and the UPA government lashed out at each other on Sunday over the National Counter Terrorism Centre. Mr Modi said that the UPA government is disturbing the federal structure of the country, and it will have grave repercussions.
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Narendra Modi calls proposed anti-terror body, NCTC, 'opportunistic'; Chidambaram hits back
The government's hardsell of its new, diluted National Counter Terrorism Centre or NCTC did not impress many at a chief ministers' meet in the capital today. But it did spark a political pow-wow on the sidelines of the meeting. Narendra Modi versus P Chidambaram.
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Who stands where on proposed anti-terror body NCTC
Chief Ministers from across the country are meeting for a conference on internal security in the national capital today. At the meeting, the government is attempting to hard sell a diluted version of the proposed anti-terror body, the National Counter Terrorism Centre or NCTC.
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Centre to push for anti-terror body at Chief Ministers' meet on April 15
The Centre will strongly push for setting up the proposed anti-terror body NCTC at the Chief Ministers' conference to be held on April 15.
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Modi says NCTC reflects centre as "omnipotent ruler"
Accusing the Centre of behaving like "Viceroys of yore", Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi today said the constitution of National Counter Terrorism Centre (NCTC) is a conscious strategy to cast the Centre as an "omnipresent" ruler with states portrayed as dependent vassals. Underlining that the fight against terror requires clear vision and a s...
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Jayalalithaa, Modi, Patnaik slam government's overtures on anti-terror body (NCTC)
The Central government today hosted an internal security meeting in New Delhi. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Home Minister P Chidambaram tried to reach out to the chief ministers saying they were united in tackling the menace of terrorism. But non-Congress Chief Ministers who have been vocal about their opposition to the Centre's proposal to s...
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New anti-terror body: Modi hits out; don't politicise the issue, says Centre
Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi and the UPA government lashed out at each other on Sunday over the National Counter Terrorism Centre. Mr Modi said that the UPA government is disturbing the federal structure of the country, and it will have grave repercussions.
