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VHP condemns Azad, Mehbooba for seeking pardon for Afzal

Mumbai, Sep 30 (UNI) Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) general secretary Venkatesh Abdeo today condemned Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad and PDP president Mehbooba Mufti for seeking pardon for Afzal Guru sentenced to death for his involvement in terrorist attack on Parliament.

In a statement here, Prof Abdeo said, ''With this action, both Azad and Mufti have openly come out in support of anti-Indian Islamic terrorists,'' he said and demanded to know why the two Kashmiri leaders were sympathetic to a terrorist.

''The demand for a pardon for a terrorist who is involved in attack on the Parliament itself amounts to an act against the interests of the country. It also amounts to contempt of the Supreme Court,'' he added.

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Mother of murdered Briton condemns cash talks

LONDON, Sep 30 (Reuters) A wealthy Japanese businessman, accused of killing a British woman, sent thousands of pounds ''condolence money'' to her family, Kyodo news agency reported today. But the mother of murdered British woman Lucie Blackman turned down an offer of 200,000 pounds and accused her ex-husband of ''betrayal'' for allegedly negotiating the condolence payment. Jane Steare told Reuters Tim Blackman, her ex-husband and Lucie's father, was negotiating against her wishes. Japan's Kyodo.....

US Congress adjourns for election, work unfinished

WASHINGTON, Sep 30 (Reuters) Leaving behind a pile of unfinished work, members of the scandal-rocked US Congress today adjourned and went home to ask voters to re-elect them in five weeks. With polls showing President George W Bush's fellow Republicans could lose control of Congress in the November 7 contests, their leaders even decided to depart a week early to give members more time to campaign. ''It's been a ghastly congressional session, particularly the.....

33 More Stem Cell Transplant Centres to be Opened Soon:DGAFMS

New Delhi, Sept 30 (UNI) Armed Forces Medical Services chief Surgeon Vice Admiral V K Singh today called on oncologists and haematologists to be prepared to shoulder challenging tasks ahead as the number of patients in these areas will rise at an alarming pace in the near future. Speaking after inaugurating the 'National Conference on Stem Cell Transplantation,' he said that the past decade had seen a dramatic and dynamic expansion in the clinical.....
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