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Showing posts with label Pawar. Show all posts
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Sunday, March 25, 2012
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Pained by PM's statement on allies, says Sharad Pawar
Mumbai: Keeping its allies happy is turning into Mission Impossible for the Congress. After pacifying the DMK and Mamata Banerjee, a third crucial partner in the ruling coalition is now sulking. Sharad Pawar, head of the Nationalist Congress Party or NCP, said today that he is pained by the Prime Minister's comments on his allies.
The PM in Parliament had referred yesterday to the challenges that a coalition government presents when making policy and other decisions. "The NCP is a disciplined party, we respect coalition dharma," said Mr Pawar, who is Agriculture Minister. Dr Manmohan Singh had said in the Lok Sabha, "The difficult decisions that we have to take are made more difficult by the fact that we are a coalition Government and we have to evolve policy keeping in mind the need to maintain a consensus."
Yesterday, Mamata Banerjee was reportedly upset with the Prime Minister for praising her party's Dinesh Trivedi, whose dismissal as Railways Minister she demanded. Mr Trivedi incensed his party chief by proposing hikes in passenger fares in the budget he presented last week. He resigned on Sunday after considerable political drama. The DMK, another senior member of the ruling coalition, had also threatened to withdraw its ministers from the cabinet if the government did not commit to voting against Sri Lanka for its alleged war crimes at a session of the United National Human Rights Council this week. The PM yesterday told Parliament that India is inclined to vote" in favour of that resolution". That remark diffused the crisis with the DMK.
Ms Banerjee told NDTV last night that though she wants to stay with the UPA, she wants more respect or "izzat." In the recent past, her party, the Trinamool Congress and the DMK have blamed the Congress for not consulting them before taking important decisions. As course-correction, the Congress has begun daily meetings with allies during this session of Parliament to ensure better coordination.
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Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Sharad Pawar faints in Lok Sabha, discharged from hospital
New Delhi: Senior union minister Sharad Pawar fainted this morning in the Lok Sabha. Mr Pawar, who is the country's Agriculture Minister, was admitted to the Dr Ram Manohar Lohia (RML) hospital and was later discharged in the evening.
Mr Pawar underwent several medical tests at the hospital following which doctors advised him rest. "It is a protocol in a government hospital, they do not want to take a chance so they asked him to take some rest. There is nothing serious," PTI quoted an aide of Mr Pawar saying .
Mr Pawar refused to go in an ambulance and opted for a check-up in his own car, news agency ANI reported. Mr Pawar was accompanied by his daughter and Baramati MP Supriya Sule and Union Minister Praful Patel. Mr Patel later said Mr Pawar's blood-sugar level dropped and he felt dizzy.
Mr Pawar had answered a number of supplementaries on questions related to agriculture during the Question Hour in the Lok Sabha. The 71-year-old leader was in the Lok Sabha lobby when he felt a bit uneasy.He had returned to the capital from Mumbai late last night.
His Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) is a member of the UPA coalition at the centre. Mr Pawar will not be attending the swearing-in ceremony later this week of Parkash Singh Badal as the chief minister of Punjab.
The Congress, which is the fulcrum of the UPA, had said that allies are expected not to cross the lakshman rekha by keeping company with political rivals. That statement was made after Mamata Banerjee's party, the Trinamool Congress, said she had accepted invites to the oath-taking ceremonies for both Mr Badal and the new chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, Akhilesh Yadav.
After the Congress made its displeasure cleat, Ms Banerjee's party said she would stay in Bengal to attend the assembly session there, and depute representatives to Punjab and Lucknow.
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