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Worst Govt.: VHP
By Neena Vyas
NEW DELHI, MARCH 17. The Vishwa Hindu Parishad, one of the
outfits of the RSS, has described the Vajpayee Government as
``the worst government''. Without directly saying that it was
time for it to pack up its bags, the suggestion was there.
``One can no longer expect to see rulers like Ram who were ready
to give up their throne,'' the senior VHP leader, Mr. Ashok
Singhal, told Aaj Tak, a television channel, yesterday during a
short interview on the sidelines of the RSS national council
meeting being held here.
Asked about the tehelka scandal, Mr. Singhal's comment was: ``We
in India have the best people, but the worst government and the
worst politicians.''
Yesterday, the RSS had described former BJP president, Mr.
Bangaru Laxman, as a ``failed swayamsevak'', and although the
parent organisation of the BJP and the VHP had chosen not to
attack the Prime Minister, it also chose not to defend his
Principal Secretary, Mr. Brajesh Mishra, and the foster son-in-
law, Mr. Ranjan Bhattacharya.
Party insiders, especially those close to the RSS, confirm that
Mr. Mishra and Mr. Bhattacharya have not been hot favourites with
the RSS. In fact, some people close to the BJP believe that over
the coming days and weeks the pressure on the Prime Minister to
get rid of his aides will become stronger from inside the Sangh
Parivar.
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