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New Delhi, April 25
Even
as the BJP decided to rake up afresh the Bofors gun issue after latest
disclosures in the media today by the former Swedish investigator Sten
Lindstrom that Rajiv Gandhi had protected the identity of Italian
businessman Ottavio Quattrocchi, the Congress party interpreted this as
a vindication that Rajiv was not involved in the Bofors gun payoff.
New
Delhi, April 25
As
Pakistan waits with baited breath for the Supreme Court's judgment in a
contempt case against embattled Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani that
could see him jailed or thrown out of office, the latter on Wednesday
said he would be present in the court when it will announce its verdict
tomorrow.
Chandigarh,
April 25