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I Don't Want to Break India, Says MIM Chief Asaduddin Owaisi
Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (MIM) chief Asaduddin Owaisi today said he doesn't want to break the country but wants to strengthen it.
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Narendra Modi is shown presentation on 2002 riots in Gujarat
Mr Modi, after the presentation, said, "You should listen to everybody's point of view... it is thought provoking." It is the first time that the man, who is the strongest contender for the opposition's prime ministerial candidate, has publicly reacted to a critique of his government's handling of the Gujarat riots.
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Narendra Modi is shown presentation on 2002 riots in Gujarat
A known critic of Narendra Modi, Syed Zafar Mahmood today presented a slide show, touching upon various aspects of problems being faced by Muslims and the 2002 riots, in front of the Gujarat Chief Minister and said he was happy that his views were taken in stride.
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Amid Gujarat polls, debate over whether Muslims are being politically marginalised
His return to power in Gujarat can be taken for granted, but the larger prize for Mr Modi is to be declared the prime ministerial candidate of his party, the BJP. And his sadbhavna or communal harmony tour last year, conducted across the state, telegraphed his attempts to reinvent his persona and distance himself from the riots of 2002 which ravag...
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I Don't Want to Break India, Says MIM Chief Asaduddin Owaisi
Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (MIM) chief Asaduddin Owaisi today said he doesn't want to break the country but wants to strengthen it.
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Narendra Modi is shown presentation on 2002 riots in Gujarat
Mr Modi, after the presentation, said, "You should listen to everybody's point of view... it is thought provoking." It is the first time that the man, who is the strongest contender for the opposition's prime ministerial candidate, has publicly reacted to a critique of his government's handling of the Gujarat riots.
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Narendra Modi is shown presentation on 2002 riots in Gujarat
A known critic of Narendra Modi, Syed Zafar Mahmood today presented a slide show, touching upon various aspects of problems being faced by Muslims and the 2002 riots, in front of the Gujarat Chief Minister and said he was happy that his views were taken in stride.
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Amid Gujarat polls, debate over whether Muslims are being politically marginalised
His return to power in Gujarat can be taken for granted, but the larger prize for Mr Modi is to be declared the prime ministerial candidate of his party, the BJP. And his sadbhavna or communal harmony tour last year, conducted across the state, telegraphed his attempts to reinvent his persona and distance himself from the riots of 2002 which ravag...
