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The ongoing period was the fourth phase, Mr. Advani said a phase in which the party would strive to give a "government with a difference.'' But he did not indicate which leader dominated this part of the BJP history, giving rise to speculation and "analysis'' that Mr. Advani saw himself as the dominating personality.
The matter was soon brought to the notice of Mr. Advani by the Urban Development Minister, Ananth Kumar, with whom some reporters had shared their "analysis.'' And then soon enough, Mr. Advani interrupted the proceedings of the council to correct himself. There were only three phases in the BJP history, he said. The third phase was from 1980 onwards, still continuing, and Mr. Vajpayee was the man dominating the phase.
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