Friday,
May 14, 2004, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
NDA VOTED OUT Vajpayee
resigns; Cong set to form government
New Delhi, May 13
On an astounding day when all
predictions came crashing down causing bewilderment in BJP and
Congress camps, the mantle of regaining the seat of power on
Raisina Hill fell on the shoulders of the main Opposition party
with a hoary history of over 110 years.
Sonia keeps suspense on PM
issue New Delhi, May 13
Congress President Sonia Gandhi today indicated that she was very much a prime ministerial candidate. In video (28k,
56k)
Sonia Gandhi poses for photographers at her residence in New Delhi on Thursday.
— Tribune photo by Mukesh Aggarwal
SPECIAL
EDITORIAL The big
change
by H. K. Dua
The
ability to change a government and choose another by simply
exercising the right to vote is the ultimate test of a
democracy. The people of India have once again proved that we
are one.
BJP
lost, but India won: Vajpayee New
Delhi, May 13
Mr Atal Bihari Vajpayee, who this
evening submitted his resignation to the President, Dr A.P.J. Abdul
Kalam, said his party and alliance might have lost, but India had won.
SC should look afresh at the exit polls issue: Gill New Delhi, May 13
With almost all exit and opinion polls predictions falling flat on the ground, the former Chief Election Commissioner and Rajya Sabha MP, Dr M.S. Gill, said the role of these polls should be looked at afresh.
Change
in govt not to affect Indo-Pak peace process New Delhi, May 13
The change of government in India
will not affect the ongoing India-Pakistan peace talks, sources in the
Government of India and Pakistan High Commission here told The Tribune
today.
After winning the parliamentary election from Amritsar, BJP-SAD candidate Navjot Singh Sidhu pays obeisance at the Golden Temple on Thursday. — A Tribune photo
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