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Munslim outfit Pasarai demands arrest of Narendra Modi

Chennai, Oct 26 (UNI) Manitha Neethi Pasarai, a Muslim outfit, today demanded that Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi should be arrested and prosecuted for allegedly backing the ''perpetrators of post-Godhra carnage in that State in 2002.'' Pasarai General Secretary Yamukaideen said in a statement here that the sting operation by Tehelka had exposed that Mr Modi was the key person behind the killing of innocent Muslims in the aftermath of Godhra incident.

The Centre should immediately dismiss the Modi Government in Gujarat and impose President's rule.

''All the perpetrators, including Mr Modi, Legislator Haresh Bhatt and police, advocates and Government officials, who had abetted the crime, should be brought to book and stringent punishment should be given to them,'' he added.

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RPI open for alliance with secular parties in Gujarat

Ahmedabad, Oct 26 (UNI) Republican Party of India (RPI) president Ramdas Athawale today said his party was open to an alliance with secular parties in the forthcoming Gujarat Assembly Elections. ''In order to defeat Narendra Modi's dictatorship, we are willing to forge alliance with Congress and NCP. However, in the event of no party forging an alliance with us, we will fight the election on our own by fielding 15 to 20 candidates,'' Mr Athawale told reporters. ''The main feature.....

Compensation to Nandigram victims' families - Basu

Kolkata, Oct 26 (UNI) The West Bengal Government will pay compensation to the families of those killed in the March 14 violence in Nandigram irrespective of whether they were killed in police firing, CPI (M) patriarch Jyoti Basu today said. '' The state Government will pay compensation to all those killed in the March 14 violence in Nandigram. Even those who died in bomb explosions will be paid compensation on humanitarian grounds, '' he told reporters after attending the party's state.....

Media should protest against channels blackout in Guj: Tejpal

New Delhi, Oct 26 (UNI) Tehelka's Editor-in-Chief Tarun Tejpal today said the media must come together in protest against the Gujarat government's reported blackout in some parts of the state, of channels, airing the Tehelka sting operation on communal violence in 2002. ''If that has happened, it is the black day for the media. We must protest it and it shows that the political power in the country is increasingly becoming unfair about public opinion,'' he told reporters here. Lambasting the.....
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