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Rahul:
Oppose Sainiks by mobilising people
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The
Centre today decided to set up a committee of chief ministers
and Central ministers to suggest ways to deal with price rise
and improve the public distribution system (PDS).
Minister of State for Environment and Forest Jairam Ramesh’s letter to Chief Ministers of various states as regards introduction of Bt Brinjal seeds in the market has only drawn negative responses.
So far, Chief Ministers of eight states have responded to the
minister’s letter and they have all opposed commercial introduction of
the seed.
upon his arrival from abroad, actor Shah Rukh Khan today said he was willing to speak to party supremo Bal Thackeray so that theatres screening his latest film ‘My Name Is Khan’ were not attacked by Sena cadres.
After
taking on the Shiv Sena on its home turf for "Mumbai for Marathis"
campaign, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today said the Sainiks should be
opposed by mobilising people and not by violence.
Taking potshots at the Sena protest, he said there were 15 to 20 Sena workers with black flags when he boarded the suburban trains in Mumbai yesterday, but there were thousands of people to support him.
