The UPA government would call for early Lok Sabha poll is the
prediction of Senior Bharatiya Janata party (BJP) Leader M Venkaiah
Naidu today however Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting
Manish Tewari rubbished the statement. At a press conference here, he
said the Congress party and its allies have been giving indications of
early polls and hinted that it may be held in October or November 2013
although they are only due to be held in May 2014. He said ‘the allies
were also publicly saying elections may be held any time. Whenever
elections are held, the defeat of Congress party is inevitable.
Anti-Congress sentiments are strong across the country,’ Mr Naidu said.
Mr Tiwari talking to reporters at Gandhi Bhavan here said the UPA
government would complete its five-year term as per the mandate given by
the people.
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Monday, 11 February 2013
Naidu predicts early polls
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