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Port Blair, Apr 30: Policehave seized huge number ofganja plants and arrestedone person in Litt leAndaman on Wednesday.This is a major seizure ofillicit ganja plant in theIslands in recent time.

Based oninformation that one AnilBala has grown ganja plantsillegally on his land situatedat RK Pur (Hut Bay) a policeteam of PS Hut Baycomprising of SI AK Singh,SHO, SI S. Kannan, HC/ VMPrasad, PCs/Vinay Kumar,Manoranjan, LPC/Rispa,HG/Shiv Kumar and HG/VishwajitRai headed by Shri

B. Saigal, Dy.SP (Havelock)camped at Hut Bay raidedthe site in the early morning

of 30th April and conductedextensive search of the area.

Port Blair, Apr 30: InspectorGeneral VSR Murthy, PTM,TM, Commander, CoastGuard Region(A&N) calledon Lt Governor Lt Gen (Retd)AK Singh, PVSM, AVSM,SM, VSM at Raj Niwas priorto relinquishing command

Inspector General VSRMurthy calls on Lt. Governor

as COMCG (A&N) on 05 May14. The Lt Governorappreciated the efforts ofCoast Guard in A&N Island,particularly in conductingSearch and Rescue and Anti-

Police Seize Ganja Plantsin Little Andaman, Arrest One

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Yet Another Deerescapes from Ross Island

Port Blair, Apr 30: Yetanother Deer, which escapedfrom Ross Island, wasspotted by morning walkersnear JNRM sea shore areathis morning. However, agroup of alert people with thehelp of forest officials caughtthe Deer. The Deer was later

handed over to ForestDepartment.

This is second suchincident of this month,indicating about either foodshortage or water scarcity inRoss Island. TheAdministration must conducta detailed study to find out thereasons behind such cases ofescape from Ross Island byspotted Deer.

Vikram AdityaSheekha News Service

Finally Summer Vacation brings relief

Sr. Secondary School runswith only one toilet blockfor Students and Teachers

TrinathSheekha News Service

Mayabunder, Apr 30: Thissummer vacation brought agreat deal of relief for thestudents and teachers ofSenior Secondary School ofTogapur (Pahal Gaon).Atleast for two months theywon’t have to live through thedaily nightmares of standingin long queue to respond tonature’s call.

Andaman Sheekhacorrespondent visited theSchool yesterday and foundthat there is only one toiletblock for all the students as

well as teachers. Condition isso bad that teachers andstudents have to stand in

long queues infront of thetoilet block everyday for their

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Tapoiming villagegets cold storage

Car Nicobar, Apr 30: The De-partment of Fisheries has es-tablished a cold storage facil-ity at Tapoiming village, CarNicobar. The unit has storagecapacity of 5 MT for veg-etables and 5 MT for fish/meat.

The Department hasurged general public includingfishers, fish & vegetable ven-dors to avail the facility andbring commodities (vegetable,

fish/meat) for storage in theunit from 8.30 am to 1 pm and1.30 pm to 5 pm on all days in-cluding Sundays w.e.f May 1,2014. The stored commoditycan also be removed from theunit on all days. The storagecharges of fish, vegetable andmeat shall be 20 paisa per kgper day with minimum chargeof ‘1/- per kg, a communica-tion from the Asst. Director ofFisheries (N) said here today.

Workshop on filmmaking from Today

Port Blair, Apr 30: A work-shop on film making being or-ganized by Andaman Film So-ciety in association with theDirectorate of Information &Publicity will begin on the1st of May, 2014. The 10 dayevent, first of its kind in theislands, will be conducted by

renowned faculties from Film& Television Institute, Pune& Whistling woods Interna-tional, Mumbai. The work-shop will be held in the con-ference hall of Directorate ofIndustries.          The workshop aims atgenerating interest among the

participants drawn from differ-ent walks of life besides stu-dents about various facets offilm making. Esteemed facultyis also expected to make theevent interesting to the partici-pants using electronic gadgetsand anecdotes during thecourse of the workshop.

Arrival & departure of MV NancowryPort Blair, Apr 30: MVNancowry is expected toarrive here from Chennai at1800 hrs on May 1, 2014.On arrival, the ship will beberthed at Haddo Wharf.

Meanwhile, MVNancowry will sail for Vizag

at 1000 hrs on May 3, 2014from Haddo Wharf. Excessbaggage, medical examina-tion and embarkation of pas-sengers will commencefrom 0700 hrs to 0945 hrson May 3,2014.                                 

RSC Open Hockey tournamentPort Blair, Apr 30: TheRegional Sports Council,Port Blair in associationwi th D ir ec t or a t e ofSports and Directorate of

Educa tion will be con-duc t ing R SC OpenHockey tournament from5 th May 2014. Interestedteams within Port Blair

a r ea can r egis ter theirnames with OrganizingS ec r eta r y M r. Venka tRaman over cell number9434282295.

PBMC handed over all retirementbenefits on Superannuation

Port Blair, Apr 30: A simplefunction was held at thechamber of the chairpersonPBMC here today to bid fare-well to the seven employeesof PBMC who retire on to-day. The employees are Mr.V. Abdul Hameed s/o v.Mohammed office superin-tendent (Estt) PBMC; Mr.

Bishen Lall S/o MarothiLall,Work Assistant, J.E-lll(wks); Mr. K.Appa Rao s/o Meera Sahib, Carpenter,J.E-lV(wks); Mr. M.VengaNaidu s/o Ramulu Line ManJ.E-lll(water); Mr. T. MohanRao s/o T. Ponnaiah WCMJ.E-lll(water); Mr. M.Pappaiah s/o Sommaiah

WCM store section and Mrs.Bala w/o late Bhoop Singhsanitary mazdoor ward no. 7.

While speaking onthe occasion Mr. K. Ganshanchairperson lauded the dedi-cated services render by themand cheque of all pensionarybenefits were handover on theoccasion.

Arrival & departure of MV Swaraj DweepPort Blair, Apr 30: MVSwaraj Dweep is expected toarrive here from Vizag at1700 hrs on May 2, 2014. Onarrival, the ship will be

berthed at Haddo Wharf.MV Swaraj Dweep

will sail for Chennai on May4, 2014 at 1600 hrs fromHaddo Wharf. Excess bag-

gage, medical examinationand embarkation of passen-gers will commence from1300 hrs to 1545 hrs on May4,2014.

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Super specialty medicalcamp at GBPH on May 11

Port Blair, Apr 30: The Direc-torate of Health Services,A&N Administration in asso-ciation with Medica SuperSpecialty Hospital, Kolkatawill be organizing a super spe-cialty medical camp at GBPant Hospital here on May 11,2014 for the benefit of needypatients of these islands.

Dr. Sanjoy Mandal,Director & Sr. Consultant GI

Surgeon, MS (Gen Surg.)DNB (Gen Surg), MNAMS,MRCS, MCH (GI Surg) andDr. L.N. Tripathy, Director/Sr. Consultant Neuro andSpine Surgeon, MS, MCH(PGI), FRCS (Neurology),CCST (UK) from MedicaSuper Specialty Hospital,Kolkata will attend the campand examine all needy pa-tients at Room no.6 & 17 at

OPD of GB Pant Hospital. In this connection,

needy patient may consult Dr.S.S. Singh, Sr. Medical Spe-cialist, Dr. Omkar Singh,Medical Specialist, Dr. SajiVarghese, Surgical Specialistand Dr. Sukumar Saha, Sur-gical Specialist in their re-spective OPDs of GB PantHospital by May 9, 2014, acommunication said.

Selection trail for NationalKarate Championship

Port Blair, Apr 30: The se-lection trail for Islands Ka-rate Team for participationin National Karate Cham-pionship in the Categoriesof sub-junior, cadet, juniorand under 21, will be con-ducted at MultipurposeHall, Netaji St adiumSports Complex here on4th & 5th May, 2014 from

10 am to 3 pm. This Na-tional Championship willbe organized by KarateAssociat ion o f India(KAI), recognized byGovt. of India, Ministry ofYouth Affairs & Sports andthe Championship will beconducted in 4 categories.In this connection, variousKarate style Association /

Organization functioning inthe Islands have been re-quested to send their eli-gible participants along withachievement certificatesand proof of age duly at-tested by the concernedAssociation/Organization inthe selection trail on the saiddate and time, a communi-cation said.

Port Blair, Apr 30: TheAndaman Karate Associa-tion (Kyokushin Kai Kan),Port Blair will be organiz-ing the 7th AndamanKyokushin Karate Tourna-ment 2014 on May 4, 2014from 8 am onwards in thepremises in the ALHW au-ditorium. The Deputy Di-rector (Planning), Director-ate of Education, Mr. SashiKumar will be the chiefguest on the occasion whilethe Mr. D. Sathyamoorthy,Deputy Chief Engineer

(Mechanical), Andaman &Lakshadweep HarbourWorks will be the guest ofhonour.

The tournamentwill strictly follow the in-ternat ional KyokushinKarate rules. Senior mem-bers of Kyokushin Karatewould be judges and ref-erees in this event and theirdecisions would be final indetermining the results.

All int erest edKarateka including thefans / fo llowers o f

Kyokushin Kai Kan livingin these Islands may attendthe Tournament by submit-ting medical fitness certifi-cate, age proof documentand compulsory ‘No Ob-jection certificate’ issuedby parents (applicableonly for under 18 yearsboys / girls) to Mr. ArjunDas, Chief Instructor onMay 2 between 4 and 5 pmin the premises of AnandaMarga School, Junglighat,a communication receivedhere said.

Andaman KyokushinKarate Tournament on May 4

Port Blair, Apr 30: The Vaca-tion Bible School (VBS),2014 of St. Thomas MarThoma Church, Port Blair isscheduled to be held fromMay 1 to 8, 2014 at St. Tho-mas Mar Thoma Church,

Vacation Bible SchoolGoal Ghar. The classes willbe held daily from 9 am to 1pm. Rev. Koshy BijoSamuel, Marthoma Church,Rangat will lead the classesas Director, a communica-tion said.

Port Blair, Apr 30: Power sup-ply will remain suspended insome of the areas for shiftingof electric poles at OldPahargaon and in front ofWater Treatment Plant,Lamba Line. On 03.05.2014 atOld Pahargaon village there

Power suspensionwill be power cut from 0730hrs to 1600 hrs and in RanchiBasti, Lamba Line village,Lamba Line Water TreatmentPlant, School Line & MinnieBay village there will be powercut on 06.05.2014 from 0730hrs to 1400 hrs.

Port Blair, Apr 30: With ref-erence to the advertisementpublished in ‘The Daily Tele-grams’ dated 8th November,2013, the written examinationfor recruitment of 13 posts ofPlanning Assistant inAndaman Public Works De-partment, A&N Administra-

Written exam. for PlanningAssistant’s posts

tion, is proposed to be held on25.05.2014 (Sunday) be-tween 10.00 am & 12.00noon at Dr. B.R. AmbedkarInstitute of Technology,Pahargaon, Port Blair. Theadmit card for the eligible can-didates will be dispatched indue course of time.

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01.05.2014 Daily Issue::97

EDITORIAL.....Reviving economic growth

is critical, next governmentmust hit the ground running

Much rhetoric this election sea-son has been about theeconomy. In less than a month,a new government will assumeoffice. Its biggest challengewill be to steer the economyinto better times. Not only haseconomic momentum sloweddown over the last two years, thesouthwest monsoon could dis-appoint this year and act as adrag on the economy. In thissituation, the first three monthswill be crucial and the next gov-ernment has to hit the groundrunning. A full budget, usuallyin July, and the Parliament ses-sion that follows are opportu-nities that should be seized toset the tone for its term. Thebudget is usually presentedwithin a few weeks of takingover, which limits the possibil-ity of radical change. However,what the budget provides is aplatform to communicate thegovernment's economic phi-losophy. The most keenlywatched signal will be on theextent and pattern of govern-ment spending. It is imperativeto clearly communicate prior-ity areas and a credible roadmapfor deficit reduction which hasa bearing on inflation. The firstbudget also presents an occa-sion when a finance ministercan outline the full package ofeconomic reforms the govern-ment aims to unveil over the

remainder of its term. Whenthe new government takes over,it will inherit critical legislationin the final phases of prepara-tion. To create a positive senti-ment early on, it's important topush these Bills throughquickly. Most Bills such as ondirect tax, undoing laws onnationalisation of miningamong others, have alreadygone through extensive scru-tiny of non-partisan parliamen-tary committees. These Bills,including the one enhancingforeign investment in insur-ance, must be quickly approvedby Parliament. There is nothingmore to be said about most ofthese Bills and the one on open-ing up coal mining to privatesector has been debated for 14years. They are low hangingfruit that can immediately boostsentiment. Sustained economicgrowth requires more painstak-ing effort. The trajectory ofIndia's long-term growth will beinfluenced by the extent towhich Centre and states col-laborate on removing barriers toeconomic activity such as mo-nopolies in wholesale agricul-tural trade which keep foodprices high. Be it laws on land,indirect taxes or labour, bothsides need to make changes intheir respective spheres andalso jointly reform India's weakinstitutions.

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If you have not been able toreduce that stubborn fataround your belly, shun yourdietician.

Now, turn to yoursmartphone to help you re-duce those extra kilos in abetter, more professionalway.

Smartphone applica-tions can help dieters inte-grate healthy behaviourchanges into their daily lives,researchers from Universityof Missouri (MU) Columbiahave revealed.

“Information tech-nology repackages traditionalweight loss strategies and

provides new tools such asexercise logs and nutritionaldatabases to implement thatknowledge,” explainedCheryl Shigaki, an associateprofessor in the MU schoolof health professions.

How can peopleachieve best results?

When people use in-formation technology to sup-port their weight-loss efforts,they tend to access featuresthat streamline the tracking ofdaily health behaviours, suchas calorie intake and exer-cise.

The mobile technol-ogy provides visual feedback

on their overall progress likegraphs showing weight lostover time.

“Self-monitoring iskey to successful weight lossand information technologycan make these tasks moreconvenient,” Shigaki added.

Although use ofsmart phone apps may in-crease participants’ engage-ment and persistence, indi-viduals still must practice ac-countability for their healthbehaviours to succeed,Shigaki maintained.

The study has beenpublished in the Journal ofTelemedicine and e-Health.

Smartphone can helpyou shed weight better!

Poor lose free treatment atmany private hospitals in Delhi

"Land and Development Of-fice order dated 22.2.12 , theimpugned letters from theGNCT 24.5.12, 28.6.12,7.06.12...are quashed," theBench said.

"The court is alsoadditionally of the opinion thatthe allotment letters and leasedeeds being conclusive on therights and obligation of theparties, further directionsthrough the impugned orderimposed unilaterally, would bejustified only if the governingstatute or even the conditions

of lease deeds enable suchchange. In the present case,however, what the govern-ment is seeking to achieve isuntenable and unauthorisedalterations of concluded con-tracts with altogether differ-ent hospitals and enjoymentof benefits ar ising fromthem," the Bench furthersaid.

Activist lawyerAshok Agarwal has ex-pressed disappointment overthe judgment and said that hewould file a petition in the

Supreme Court challengingthe HC verdict. It may be re-called that Agarwal?s peti-tion had led the High Courtto direct private hospitals toprovide free treatment topoor patients in 2007.

Monday's verdictpassed by a Division Benchof Justice S. Ravindra Bhatand Justice R.V. Easwar willprove beneficial for St.Stephen's Hospital,Moolchand, Sitaram Bhartiyaand Foundation for AppliedResearch and some others.

Anti-smoking TV adswith anger more effective

Anger works betterthan sadness in anti-smoking televisionadvertisements thatappeal to viewersemotions.

P r e v i o u sstudies had shownthat television adver-tisements that convey nega-tive emotions such as angerand sadness are more effec-tive than non-emotional ap-proaches.

The study examinedhow viewers process thosenegative emotions.

To measure the roleof emotions in the ads, theteam of researchers fromDartmouth College and

Cornell University in the USmanipulated the expressedemotions of the actor whilekeeping the story same.

The anger-framedadvertisement was found tobe more effective because itincreased the perceived domi-nance of the speaker, whichincreased anti-smoking atti-tudes and predicted strongintentions not to smoke.

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Not declaring Rahul as PMnominee a right strategy: Congress

HYDERABAD: Accusing BJP ofrunning a person-centric cam-paign projecting Narendra Modias its Prime Ministerial candidate,Congress on Wednesdayclaimed that not declaring partyvice-president Rahul Gandhi'sname for the country's top postwas a "right strategy".

"Indian elections arenot personality clashes. It's theparty system. Our politics runson party system," Union minis-ter and senior party leader JairamRamesh said on Wednesday.

When asked if Con-gress should have projectedRahul as the party's PM nomi-nee, he said, "Absolutely not."

"We were very clearthat Rahul Gandhi is not goingto be declared the prime ministe-rial candidate. Unlike BJP, theCongress campaign has not beenindividual centric," Ramesh said."There is a hype for Modi. Butthere is no hype for BJP. BJP hasbeen completely marginalized.It's 'vote for Modi'. They haveonly one-point agenda," he

added.According to the min-

ister, in the parliamentary formof government, elections arebased on contest between par-ties, their ideologies, history,programmes and pledges.

"Okay. There were gi-ants like Jawaharlal Nehru andIndira Gandhi, who perhaps inmore ways make a party andhave stature much greater thanthe party. But ultimately, it's theCongress. Our strategy has al-ways been 'let's focus on theparty'," Ramesh said.

Meanwhile, Congressgeneral secretary DigvijayaSingh also said, "We never do(never declare PMcandidate)...it's never done."

The former MadhyaPradesh chief minister, however,noted, "In the 2009 elections, wehad an incumbent Prime Minis-ter (Manmohan Singh). So,Sonia Gandhi declared him as thePrime Ministerial candidate.Now, he has voluntarily steppedout of the race."

Port Blair, Apr 30: It is broughtto the notice of the generalpublic that Disaster WarningSirens has been installed in thepremises of Secretariat,DBRAIT,DSS Marine,Chatham Saw Mill (ForestDept),Police Station Aber-deen, Police StationPahargaon, Police StationChatham, JNRM College, PortBlair, Fish Landing Centre,Junglighat, IOC, Forest GuestHouse Carbyns Cove, PoliceStation Bamboo flat, PoliceStation Ograbraj, Police Sta-tion Chouldari, Police StationH u m f r i g u n j ,O.P.Wimberlygunj, O.P.Ferrargunj, Police Booth Hatitaapu, OP Tirur, Tirur Jarawa

Protection Post, OPRadhanagar, Rajiv GandhiAquaculture, Kodiyaghat, Po-lice Station Neil, Police StationHavelock, Nimbutala, Rangat,OP 19Km R.K.Pur, L/Andaman, Fire Station, HutBay (L/Andaman), EOC CarNicobar, Teressa- A.E.OfficeAPWD, Chowra- JE Office,APWD, Katchal- A.E. OfficeAPWD, EOC Kamorta andEOC Campbell Bay. The si-rens have been installed toalert the general public duringany Disaster which is blownat high pitch/volume.

The siren will betested on 3rd and 18th of everymonth at 1000 Hrs. during thetest, the siren will be blown for

two successive blast for 30 sec-onds. Siren of Electronic Dis-play Board installed at PoliceControl Room, State ControlRoom, Junglighat (FisheriesDept.), Met Office. MRCC,JOC, INS Jarawa at Port Blair.Fisheries Dept. at Rangat, EOCat Mayabunder, MRCC atDiglipur, Fisheries Dept. at HutBay, EOC at Kamorta, EOCat Car Nicobar, and MRCC &EOC at Campbell Bay will alsobe blown in a similar mannerat 1000 Hrs.

Therefore, the generalpublic is hereby informed notto panic during the test of sirenand requested to remain calmduring test blast of siren on thedate and time specified above.

Disaster Warning Sirenturn. The problems do notend here, most of theclassrooms do not haveceilings and hence in hotdays the classroomtransforms into hot ovens.Not only this, during rainydays it rains more inside theclassrooms than outside, asthe roofs have holes all over.

There is no place forserving or eating mid daymeals to the students andhence in recess studentsremain scattered all theplaces and ultimately theschool campus remain dirtyall the time.

Teachers allege thatin several occasions in past

this problems have beenreported to the EducationDirectorate but till nownothing has been done toimprove the situation of theschool.

“For two months,daily nightmares of our kidswill end but again from themonth of July, when it willrain heavily, the students andteachers have to relive thesenightmares. Hope duringsummer vacation theEducation Department willsend a special team andconduct an inspection andalso improve the condition ofthe school,” an angry parenttold Andaman Sheekha.

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5, 2014 from Haddo Wharf.Excess baggage, medical ex-amination and embarkation of

Campbell Bay to sail for KolkataPort Blair, Apr 30: MVCampbell Bay will sail forKolkata at 1000 hrs on May

passengers will commencefrom 0700 hrs to 0945 hrs onMay 5, 2014.

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ALANKAR CARZSPA

DATE - 30-04-2014

Ganja plants were found attwo places adjacent to thehouse of Anil Bala. Theseplants had been grown alsowith other plants resemblingGanja Plants to evadedetection. After observing allthe codal formalities inpresence of independentwitnesses, 13 nos. ganjaplants were uprooted andseized. The heights of theseized ganja plants are about

Police Seize...6 feet, matured and ready toharvest.

Accused Anil BalaS/o Late Anondo Bala,cultivator R/o RK Pur, LittleAndaman was arrested fromthe spot and a case vide FIRNo. 37/14 U/s 20 (a) (i)NDPS Act 1985 wasregistered at PS Hut Bayagainst him for growingganja plants illegally. He isbeing produced before the

Court for judicial remand. Public is requested to

pass on any credibleinformation on narcoticssubstances or any illegalactivity on the followingtelephone numbers:233077(SP(D)/SA), 284208(PS/Hut Bay),9434289982(SDPO/Havelock)100 (PCR). The informant willbe suitably rewarded and his/her identity will be kept secret.

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poaching operations in amost efficient manner. Healso expressed his deepsatisfaction over conduct ofCoastal Security Exercises bythe Indian Coast Guard withperfect synergy of allstakeholders under the aegisof Andaman and Nicobar

Inspector General...Command. The LG,however, emphasized theneed to enhance thesurveillance efforts ofSouthern Group of Islands(SGI) by basing ships atCampbell Bay and Kamortaeven though there are logisticand technical issues, and

also operating aircraft fromCampbell Bay. The RegionalCommander assured the LtGovernor that all out effortswill be made to base CGassets in SGI at the earliest.A communiqué receivedfrom Commandant RajeevSharma, PRO, Coast Guard.

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Lalu does it again, callsNarendra Modi 'executioner'

PATNA: Targeting NarendraModi on the issue of Gujaratriots, RJD president LaluPrasad on Wednesday de-scribed the BJP prime min-isterial candidate as an "ex-ecutioner".

"Narendra Modi is a'jallad' (executioner), is a'jallad', is a 'jallad'. It doesn'tmatter where he goes,where he comes or what hedoes," Prasad told reportersat the Patna airport.

Prasad's jibe fol-lowed his 'butcher' commenton Modi on Tuesday.

The RJD leader saidthat he was sad that peoplelike Lok Janshakti Partypresident Ram Vilas Paswanand others had gone with theGujarat chiefminister."Paswan who usedto say we will make a Mus-lim a Chief Minister of Bihar,has gone with 'jallad'Narendra Modi. He has de-

stroyed himself.This person usedto tell me that hecould not ally withNitish Kumar andBJP on the issueof Godhra riots,"P r a s a dsa id.At tackingBihar chief minis-ter Nitish Kumar,he said "Nitishshould stoppreaching. He sat in the lapof BJP and RSS for 17 years,but all his planning stands de-stroyed. He is now speakingabout me in frustration andsadness."

Reacting to RJDchief's vitriolic comments onModi, BJP spokespersonSyed Shahnawaz Hussainsaid, "We all know thatPrasad's language is uncon-trolled. The voters will replyto whatever he is sayingabout our leader." Raking up

the 'butcher ' comment,Hussain said Prasad had in-sulted the Qureshi commu-nity (which predominantlyruns meat shops) and Mus-lims would not favourit."People of Qureshi com-munity are present in largenumbers in our country.Prasad is seeking the votesof Muslims, but using wordslike 'butcher' for them. Thisis very unfortunate and theywill not forgive him," addedHussain.

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