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Team Anna to tour poll-bound states

"We have decided that we will not campaign or target any one party during these elections, but explain to the people what the government's role was and what that of the other parties was on bringing in the Lokpal bill," Prashant Bhushan said.
Kejriwal, Prashant Bhushan meet Annavideo

Team Anna in poll mode, to campaign in four states

Anti-graft activist Anna Hazare is likely to announce on Tuesday that his team will campaign for a strong lokpal bill in four of the five states bound for assembly elections in the coming weeks but will not name any political party. HT reports. Kejriwal, Bhushan to meet Anna today

Anna Hazare gives his lokpal fight a health break

Anna Hazare says he has been fighting corruption for the last 25 years, but the next one month will be dedicated to his health. The 74-year-old activist, who doesn't see eye to eye with the government on the lokpal bill, is all ears to doctors' advice and intends to rest for a month. HT reports. The prescriptionThackeray hits out at Team Anna

Heavens wouldn’t have fallen had the BJP supported lokpal: Cong

Cong questions BJP’s intent; BJP hits back, accusing ruling party of spreading ‘malicious allegations’ against it.

‘Govt should have moved step by step’

The government should have moved step by step on the lokpal bill and on granting constitutional status to the proposed anti-graft watchdog, says justice JS Verma, whose opinion formed the basis for the parliamentary panel’s recommendation on the issue.

Ill-health clouds Anna’s poll campaign plan

Team Anna member Arvind Kejriwal said the next course of action would be decided only after Hazare is discharged from hospital.

Anna to stay in hospital due to his frail health

Doctors attending on activist Anna Hazare said on Tuesday that his discharge from hospital, earlier slated for Friday, might be postponed for two more days due to his frail health.

Cong will convince Mamata, BJP on lokpal bill: Bansal

Union minister Pawan Kumar Bansal on Sunday said the Congress would convince West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on the Lokpal Bill. Even the BJP would realise it soon and support the bill, he added. HT reports.

Cong, Oppn trade charge of planned disruption

The Congress on Friday staged a come-back after the Thursday night fiasco in the Rajya Sabha, as the House was adjourned without the amendments to the lokpal bill being put to vote. Saubhadra Chatterji and Vikas Pathak report.
Blamegame begins | Cong wants to sort differences with Mamata | Govt orchestrated the whole thing: BJP | Filibustering: The fine art of delaying

RS fiasco triggers all out war between Congress, Opposition

The government today shifted the entire blame for the lokpal fiasco on the BJP, saying the opposition with "an understanding with some other parties" devised a strategy of submitting a large number of amendments to ensure the bill is held up in the Rajya Sabha.
BJP choreographed murder of democracy

Govt should have done its home work: Team Anna

Team Anna on Friday attacked the Government for its failure to get Lokpal Bill passed by Rajya Sabha and accused it of not doing enough home work to bring other political parties on board to respect the 'Sense of the House' on this issue.

Lokpal Bill will be brought in Budget session: govt

Putting up a brave front after it failed to muster the numbers in the Rajya Sabha, government today said the Lokpal Bill will "definitely" be brought before the Rajya Sabha during the Budget session even as Congress leader Digvijay Singh defended the move saying extension of the House last night was not possible. Numbers, friends and foes scuttle bill

BJP choreographed murder of democracy: Pawan Bansal

Attacking the opposition for Rajya Sabha's failure to pass the Lokpal Bill, parliamentary affairs minister Pawan Bansal today said the Bill will be taken up for consideration in the Budget session of Parliament. Allies, Oppn slam govt for postponing Lokpal

Numbers, friends and foes scuttle lokpal bill in Rajya Sabha

Cornered, as its biggest ally Trinamool Congress insisted on deleting the lokayukta provision from the lokpal bill, the government postponed voting in the Rajya Sabha after an 11-hour-long debate on Thursday. HT reports. 

Mamata pricks again, bats for federal structure

The Congress' biggest and most troublesome ally, Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress, yet again left the UPA managers red-faced on Thursday by insisting on its amendments to make the lokayukta more federal in character.
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