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BJP launches signature drive against govt

THE BHARATIIYA Janata Party is conducting a signature campaign against the State Government here. It is aiming for a lakh signatures. The party has demanded dismissal of the State Government in view of the poor law and situation in the State and erratic power and water supply in the city.

Published on: May 15, 2006 12:43 AM IST
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THE BHARATIIYA Janata Party is conducting a signature campaign against the State Government here. It is aiming for a lakh signatures. The party has demanded dismissal of the State Government in view of the poor law and situation in the State and erratic power and water supply in the city.

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The party’s city president Kailash Kesari said the campaign had covered 20 wards and would be extended to another 70 in 10 days. He said the campaign was conducted at Lanka, Siddhgiri Bagh, Devki Nandan Haveli, Ashiyana Complex, Assi and Habibpura localities on Sunday.

Thousands of people had already signed on banners, he said, adding the party had set a target of a lakh signatures. “After the signature campaign, all the banners will be displayed in the city. Later, they will be forwarded to the Governor for dismissal of the State Government,” he said.

Meanwhile, BJP MLC Kedar Nath Singh criticised the State Government for not ensuring adequate power supply in Varanasi district. He was speaking during the signature campaign in the Lanka area.

Other BJP leaders including Shardanand Pandey, Ram Sunder Mishra, Sudhir Mishra, Satish Rai and Vikas Mishra said the Mulayam Singh Government had lost faith of the public and had no right to remain in office.

 
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