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WHEN THE CBI raided six premises of Aryan Benefication Coals Pvt Ltd (ACB) and South Eastern Coalfields Limited (SECL) in Chhattisgarh and Haryana on September 16, it was seen as the first concrete action taken by the agency in a case that has dragged on for close to a decade. After all, the case was billed as the biggest coal scam — worth several thousand crore rupees — in one of Asia’s largest coal mines, the SECL-owned Dipika and Gevra mines in Korba district of Chhattisgarh.

Documents with TEHELKA show how these ESMs — registered in Delhi, Haryana and Chandigarh — are linked to Sindhu Holdings Ltd, the group company that owns ACB. The people who own and manage these companies are ex-servicemen Captain Abhimanyu Sindhu, his brother Dev Suman Sindhu, Rudra Sen Sindhu, Veer Sen Sindhu and others. Incidentally, Dev Suman also happens to be the son-inlaw of the late Sahib Singh Verma, BJP leader and former chief minister of Delhi. In fact, Verma’s son Parvesh is also a director in the company.


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Binu wrote:

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2G,coalgate,commonwealth,Italianchopper,vadra land deal ennekondu kooduthalonnum parayipikaruthu

Mithunte Mekkittu keral kandal ithokke cheythathu pavam njanum ammuvum paaruvum okkeyanennennu thonnum...
kallanamre okke jayilil pidichidan adhikaramundallo ippol

athu kandu kai kottan njangalum undu...

athu kettal mathi :spinhug:
pinne jangal nalla shiksha kodukkundu electioniloode

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ethinu NDTV adani ettedutu ennu nunakadhayumayi enthu bandham.. pinne ambani ulpade ulla co-oporatesine congess nannyi preenipicha party aanu.. neera radia tapes- burkha dutt ellam kudungiyathu aanu..  congressinte co-opratesinu vendiyulla bharanam janam kandatha..  

കൊള്ളാം നല്ല ഉത്തരം.. കോണ്ഗ്രസ് അങ്ങിനെ ചെയ്തതിനാല്‍ പിന്നെ ഞങ്ങള്‍ക്ക് എന്ത് കൊണ്ട് ചെയ്തു കൂടാ  എന്നുള്ള ഈ മനോഭാവം ....അത് കഷ്ട്ടമാണ് മിഥുനെ   അഴിമതി രഹിത ഭരണം അല്ല കോണ്ഗ്രസ് രഹിത ഭരണം ആണ്  നമോയുടെ ലക്‌ഷ്യം അല്ലെ??

alla congressine supportunna co-oparate madhyamangal illae.. co-oporates sthapangal oro partykkum kodukunna sambavangal kandathu aanallo.. avar congressinum kodukunnathya kandathau congress mukta bharat modijiyude prakyapitha lakshyamanu.. ennale amit sha votersinodu athinu thanks paranjathu kettillae

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ennalum enganyumundo oru tholvi.. ethu ethramathe thavanaya.. oro pravshyam tholkkumbol adutha thavana engilum jayikumennu karuthi ashwasicha ammu chechiye polullavarude vikarangal kanunnillae rahul anna

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eni enthu manasilakkan.. congress ellayidatum dayaneeyamayi tholkkuvalle.. athinte edayal rahul visakil poyirikunnu

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WHEN THE CBI raided six premises of Aryan Benefication Coals Pvt Ltd (ACB) and South Eastern Coalfields Limited (SECL) in Chhattisgarh and Haryana on September 16, it was seen as the first concrete action taken by the agency in a case that has dragged on for close to a decade. After all, the case was billed as the biggest coal scam — worth several thousand crore rupees — in one of Asia’s largest coal mines, the SECL-owned Dipika and Gevra mines in Korba district of Chhattisgarh.

Documents with TEHELKA show how these ESMs — registered in Delhi, Haryana and Chandigarh — are linked to Sindhu Holdings Ltd, the group company that owns ACB. The people who own and manage these companies are ex-servicemen Captain Abhimanyu Sindhu, his brother Dev Suman Sindhu, Rudra Sen Sindhu, Veer Sen Sindhu and others. Incidentally, Dev Suman also happens to be the son-inlaw of the late Sahib Singh Verma, BJP leader and former chief minister of Delhi. In fact, Verma’s son Parvesh is also a director in the company.


know the bjp president haryana

thehelka adachu pootiyillae BJP Haryanayil max. seat kittiyathu 2000il.. athum verum 6seat.. adyamyitta haryanayil charithra vijayam nedunnathu

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WHEN THE CBI raided six premises of Aryan Benefication Coals Pvt Ltd (ACB) and South Eastern Coalfields Limited (SECL) in Chhattisgarh and Haryana on September 16, it was seen as the first concrete action taken by the agency in a case that has dragged on for close to a decade. After all, the case was billed as the biggest coal scam — worth several thousand crore rupees — in one of Asia’s largest coal mines, the SECL-owned Dipika and Gevra mines in Korba district of Chhattisgarh.

Documents with TEHELKA show how these ESMs — registered in Delhi, Haryana and Chandigarh — are linked to Sindhu Holdings Ltd, the group company that owns ACB. The people who own and manage these companies are ex-servicemen Captain Abhimanyu Sindhu, his brother Dev Suman Sindhu, Rudra Sen Sindhu, Veer Sen Sindhu and others. Incidentally, Dev Suman also happens to be the son-inlaw of the late Sahib Singh Verma, BJP leader and former chief minister of Delhi. In fact, Verma’s son Parvesh is also a director in the company.


know the bjp president haryana

thehelka adachu pootiyillae BJP Haryanayil max. seat kittiyathu 2000il.. athum verum 6seat.. adyamyitta haryanayil charithra vijayam nedunnathu

onnu poye malasaricha 20 seatil 16 ennam bjp neratheyum jayichittondu...charithram padichechu vaa

While taking tentative steps towards a reunion with the BJP for a new government in Maharashtra, the Shiv Sena has, in an editorial loaded with messages for its former ally, said that there was no wave for any party in the state.

"There is no clear mandate for any one party but we congratulate those who are blowing their trumpets in celebration," the Sena said in its editorial in the party mouthpiece Saamna.

"In some cases where we thought there was a wave for a party, it turned out to be nothing more than froth that receded before it reached the shores," it said caustically.

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thehelka adachu pootiyillae BJP Haryanayil max. seat kittiyathu 2000il.. athum verum 6seat.. adyamyitta haryanayil charithra vijayam nedunnathu

onnu poye malasaricha 20 seatil 16 ennam bjp neratheyum jayichittondu...charithram padichechu vaa

6 aayalum 15 aayalum annu ottykonnumalla malsarichathu.. ethu ottaykku malsarichu charithra vijyam

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She Beat PM Modi's Margin. Meet Dr Pritam Munde, Vote-Magnet.

NEW DELHI: Pritam Munde, a 32-year-old medical doctor who had never contested an election before, will for some time now be known as the MP who bettered Prime Minister Narendra Modi's victory margin.

Voters in Beed, Maharashtra, have elected Dr Munde as their lawmaker by a margin of almost seven lakh votes. She polled 9.22 lakh votes in one of the few contests in the state that was not four-cornered.

The Shiv Sena and the NCP did not field candidates against Pritam, who is the younger daughter of union minister and powerful Maharashtra politician Gopinath Munde, who died in a car accident in Delhi in June, barely a month after the new BJP government was sworn in.

Talking to NDTV, the new BJP lawmaker described herself as a "new kid on the block" but rejected the charge of dynastic politics, insisting that she was picked to stand for the election because the people of the area wanted her to.

She accepted that the Shiv Sena choosing not to field a candidate against her helped her post the big win, but says Sharad Pawar's NCP extending her the same courtesy did not have much political impact.

Gopinath Munde had, along with Shiv Sena founder Bal Thackeray, scripted their parties' alliance 25 years ago, when Pritam was seven.

About her gigantic win from her father's former constituency, Ms Munde said, "I would not call it a sympathy wave."

"People at the grassroots level are emotionally connected with my father... He was always there to solve their problems. Calling it a sympathy wave is unfair," Ms Munde said, adding, "They believe that we will be carrying forward the legacy, it's the belief people had in us, that is the reason for our victory."

In the by-election made necessary by Mr Munde's death, Pritam beat a former Congress minister. On the same day, her older sister Pankaja Munde won from the Parli assembly constituency for the second time.

In the national elections this year, Mr Modi had won from Vadodara in Gujarat by a margin of 5.7 lakh votes. That was about 20,000 votes short of a record established by a CPI(M) candidate in West Bengal in 2004. Ms Munde smashed that record yesterday.

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onnu poye malasaricha 20 seatil 16 ennam bjp neratheyum jayichittondu...charithram padichechu vaa

6 aayalum 15 aayalum annu ottykonnumalla malsarichathu.. ethu ottaykku malsarichu charithra vijyam

nghaaa mission 60 aaayirunnu...randidathum 2014il lok sabha polil ninnu votesharil gannymaaya kuravu despite aggressive modi campaigning...nerathe 20il 16 nediya partyaa pinneedu 4il nattam thirinjathu

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Former Maharashtra Home Minister and senior NCP leader R R Patil managed to retain the Tasgaon assembly seat despite the BJP going all out to ensure his ouster. Patil bagged over one lakh votes, more than what he got in 2009. However, his victory margin was reduced from 66,000 in the previous election to 22,000 this time.

Notably, the BJP had got Prime Minister Narendra Modi to campaign in the Assembly segment in a bid to ensure Patil’s defeat.

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No clear majority for BJP in Maharashtra: Has the Narendra Modi wave lost steam?

       

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an interesting article by bbc on maharashtra
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BJP shocked as Rajini, Maneka greet Jayalalithaa
The Bharatiya Janata Party has achieved historic success in the just concluded Maharashtra assembly elections. The party won 122 seats and has garnered over 27% votes. The BJP or its earlier avatar Jan Sangh, has never achieved this number since 1960. Even when the Shiv Sena-BJP government came to power in 1995, BJP had won only 65 seats. This underlines how historic this win has been for the BJP.

And yet, the BJP hasn’t been able to attain a majority on its own. Prime Minister Narendra Modi held over 25 rallies in the state and appealed for a clear majority for the party. As the assembly elections were held on the back of the Lok Sabha elections, it was being claimed that there was a Modi wave in the state. It cannot be denied that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s popularity has a lion’s share in the BJP victory. But this popularity has not been enough to get a clear majority. BJP party president Amit Shah’s caste arithmetic too hasn’t been entirely successful. BJP got seats in Mumbai-Thane (25), western Maharashtra (24), north Maharashtra (15), Vidarbha (35) and Konkan (1). Except Konkan, BJP is ahead of the Sena in all regions of Maharashtra. But the party must introspect why it could not do exceptionally well in Vidarbha and why it was rejected in Konkan. It is here that the BJP lost seats that could have come in handy for the majority. It could have done better even in north Maharashtra.

Had there been a Sena-BJP alliance, it wouldn't have been difficult for them to get 200 seats. We will know how both parties suffered after details emerge on voting, but breaking of alliance is one of the reasons why Sena’s strength was reduced in the Mumbai-Thane belt. MNS too damaged Sena here. And yet, we must give credit to Uddhav for the 60 seats Shiv Sena has won. This was the first assembly election in the absence of Bal Thackeray. Uddhav had played the biggest gamble of his life by playing hardball while negotiating with the BJP. The gamble could have proved costly as the alliance eventually broke. But Uddhav led the campaign from the front and managed to take on the Modi wave to a great extent. Now BJP doesn’t have an option to go for an alliance with the Shiv Sena. They will enjoy power if they negotiate in a mature manner now. Or else, the Nationalist Congress Party has already expressed willingness to go with the BJP by offering unsolicited support.

One expected Congress-NCP to meet their Waterloo in this election. The Congress-NCP government had faced innumerable allegations of corruption, misappropriations and inefficient governance. And yet, together the two parties have scored 85 seats between them (Congress 45, NCP 41). NCP has kind of managed to keep its bastion in western Maharashtra by winning 21 seats there and Congress was saved by the skin of their teeth as the party won 15 seats in Vidarbha. As many as 14 ministers from this government lost in these polls. Defeats for Narayan Rane, Rajendra Darda, Anil Deshmukh, Nitin Raut, Ganesh Naik, Satej Patil, Sachin Ahir and Harshwardhan Patil have been noteworthy. Each of them behaved like a satrap of their constituency. Rane was the chief of Congress’ campaign committee. The message from the voter is clear to them - you cannot continue to run your politics based on money and arrogance.

The biggest loser this election seems to be the MNS who had 13 legislators in the last assembly. They managed only 1 seat and not even a single one from Mumbai-Thane this time. Raj Thackeray might be pursued by the media, but the voters seem to be totally disenchanted with him. He had shown hope once upon a time. But today he is a living example of what happens when you don’t take politics seriously.

The biggest peculiarity however is the entry of Asaduddin Owaisi’s All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen’s into the Maharashtra assembly. This party now has three MLAs in Maharashtra. We had seen how the party was influencing Muslims here in the Nanded municipal corporation. It was a clear indication that the Muslim voter was going away from the Congress. The entry of such religious fanatical parties is going to prove to be a headache in the future.

One of the key issues in this election was the criminalisation of politics. Vijaykumar Gavit and Anil Gote won their seats, but Babanrao Pachpute and jail inmates like Sureshdada Jain and Gulabrao Deokar lost. Political parties must learn a lesson from this. We need to figure if Maharashtra politics will ever go beyond elective merit.

This election has also underlined both Modi’s influence as well as his limitations. It has also brought to the fore deficiencies of other parties. Voters have tried to fill the void of credibility by voting for the BJP and Modi. And yet, by not giving a clear majority, they have also told the BJP that they don’t trust them fully. As many as 59 BJP candidates had switched over from another party to the BJP on the eve of the polls. It will be interesting to see how many of them were elected. If they are one-third of the total number of the BJP legislators, then it’s not a good sign.

There is no doubt that there will be a BJP-led government in the state. But people are watching closely how it is going to be ushered in. If BJP indeed takes support from the unprincipled NCP, people are not going to like it. Because this mandate is for the BJP-Sena government. All one can advise the new government is to not ignore this. Or else it won’t be long before we see a repeat of 1999.

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No clear majority for BJP in Maharashtra: Has the Narendra Modi wave lost steam?

ee abhijithe oru karyam... ottaykku malsarichittu 123 seat kittuka ennu paranjal thanne sunami aanu ethuvare BJP kku ethinte aduthupolum shivasenayodoppam seats kittiyitilla.. shivasena offer cheytha 115 seatinekkal seats nedi.. ente odubt congress 3rd aayallo ennanu.. shivasena & bjp vote bank split cheythittum congressinu 2nd aakan polum pattyilla.. ottaykku malsarichittu manam motham poyathu congressinu aanu

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No clear majority for BJP in Maharashtra: Has the Narendra Modi wave lost steam?

ee abhijithe oru karyam... ottaykku malsarichittu 123 seat kittuka ennu paranjal thanne sunami aanu ethuvare BJP kku ethinte aduthupolum shivasenayodoppam seats kittiyitilla.. shivasena offer cheytha 115 seatinekkal seats nedi.. ente odubt congress 3rd aayallo ennanu.. shivasena & bjp vote bank split cheythittum congressinu 2nd aakan polum pattyilla.. ottaykku malsarichittu manam motham poyathu congressinu aanu

congress photoshop partyalla midhunaa twitterum fbyum ariyilla...bharikkaanariyaam....1947il swaathanthryam kittiya mattu raajyangalumaayi compare cheyy....innum modi copy paste alle upa policies oronnaayi ...evide poyee gujju model

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ee abhijithe oru karyam... ottaykku malsarichittu 123 seat kittuka ennu paranjal thanne sunami aanu ethuvare BJP kku ethinte aduthupolum shivasenayodoppam seats kittiyitilla.. shivasena offer cheytha 115 seatinekkal seats nedi.. ente odubt congress 3rd aayallo ennanu.. shivasena & bjp vote bank split cheythittum congressinu 2nd aakan polum pattyilla.. ottaykku malsarichittu manam motham poyathu congressinu aanu

congress photoshop partyalla midhunaa twitterum fbyum ariyilla...bharikkaanariyaam....1947il swaathanthryam kittiya mattu raajyangalumaayi compare cheyy....innum modi copy paste alle upa policies oronnaayi ...evide poyee gujju model

vamshanasham sambavikunna jeevikalude kootathil pedutham congressine

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congress photoshop partyalla midhunaa twitterum fbyum ariyilla...bharikkaanariyaam....1947il swaathanthryam kittiya mattu raajyangalumaayi compare cheyy....innum modi copy paste alle upa policies oronnaayi ...evide poyee gujju model

vamshanasham sambavikunna jeevikalude kootathil pedutham congressine

bjp on a diwali buying spree in maharashtra...they are buying independent mlas....another delhi....ache din

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vamshanasham sambavikunna jeevikalude kootathil pedutham congressine

bjp on a diwali buying spree in maharashtra...they are buying independent mlas....another delhi....ache din

123 kittiyille 20 okae oppikamenne haryanayil last time congressinu ethra kittiyirunnu.. bhooripakshamillayirunnu