"complete Nonsense," "should Be Torn Up And Thrown Away."

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New Delhi: Rahul Gandhi's dramatic declaration that an ordinance hurriedly pushed by the government to protect convicted MPs and MLAs is "complete nonsense," has put Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in an embarrassing spot while away in the US.

Sources say the Congress-led government is now likely to withdraw its ordinance, after Mr Gandhi, the party's vice-president, suggested at a press conference that it "should be torn up and thrown away."

"I personally think what the government is doing on the ordinance is wrong. It was a political decision, every party does it, and there is a time to stop this nonsense...If we actually want to stop corruption then we cannot make these compromises," the 43-year-old said, underscoring a seeming divide between party and government.

The Congress' political rivals say Mr Gandhi's veto has undermined the Prime Minister's position. "The PM should resign if he has any self-respect," said BJP spokesperson Meenakshi Lekhi.

In Washington, where it is early morning, sources in the Prime Minister's Office refused to speak on domestic politics on foreign soil. The PM had been briefed and would comment once back home, they said.

But a top source in the government said the decision to bring an ordinance on convicted legislators was taken by the Congress party at a meeting of top leaders called the core group last Saturday, September 21. Congress president Sonia Gandhi was present.

The ordinance overturns a Supreme Court order that elected representatives convicted and sentenced to over two years in prison will be disqualified immediately; it provides that such MPs and MLAs can continue in office, without salary or voting rights, if a higher court stays the conviction on appeal.

The BJP, which has opposed the ordinance, has called Mr Gandhi's criticism a "damage-control effort." The party's Arun Jaitley said, "It is clearly a belated realisation...If this is nonsense, then the heads that brought it out must roll. Otherwise it is a charade to show the government can make a mistake, but the Congress's first family doesn't."

The ordinance was cleared by the cabinet on Tuesday and sent the next day to President Pranab Mukherjee, who called three union ministers last night reportedly to discuss his own reservations on the need for it.

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New Delhi: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's former media adviser Sanjaya Baru slammed Rahul Gandhi on Friday on calling the ordinance on convicted lawmakers cleared by the union Cabinet as 'nonsense'.

"Rahul cannot be a rebel and a potential PM at the same time," Sanjaya said. "Rahul trying to be hero at the cost of PM," he added as per reports.

PM's ex-aide also reportedly said that Manmohan Singh should quit in wake of the recent controversy.

Rahul today questioned the ordinance moved by the Centre on negating the Supreme Court verdict on lawmakers and termed it as "complete nonsense."

Addressing media persons here, Rahul Gandhi said, "I’m not concerned with any of the parties, but about what Congress is doing. The ordinance on convicted lawmakers is complete nonsense and it should be torn and thrown away."

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maari naa paristhithi emiti? jailer ga jail lo kaaka pothe ekkada vuntanu??

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[color=#000000][font=Roboto, sans-serif][size=4]"We had expressed our views earlier and whatever Rahul Gandhi has said today, I think, is correct," the Bihar chief minister said in Patna [/size][/font][/color]

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Opposition reaction

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Rahul Gandhi's blunt denouncement of the Ordinance on lawmakers was today rubbished by the Opposition with the BJP calling it a "desperate and belated" damage control exercise and saying Prime Minister Manmohan Singh should quit if he had any self-respect.

As the Congress Vice President's dramatic public attack on the government over the Ordinance raised the political temperature, BJP leader Arun Jaitley said it is a "belated realisation of nonsense" and that those responsible in the government for the Ordinance should resign.

Trinamool Congress' Saugata Roy said Rahul's attack is an "orchestrated" move and demonstrated confusion within the Congress while CPI's Gurudas Das Gupta said it was "most belated." CPI-M's Brinda Karat wondered why Rahul was reacting after so many days when the Ordinance is now before President Pranab Mukherjee.

The Ordinance circumvents a Supreme Court order that automatically disqualifed convicted lawmakers.

"If Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has any self respect left then I think he should call it a day because the supercop who can correct the system has arrived on the scene," said BJP spokesperson Meenakshi Lekhi.

Jaitley also asked the Prime Minister to react to Rahul's remarks.

"The country is waiting to see whether the Prime Minister has any self-respect left ...whether he accepts this compliment of being called nonsense or does he react for the honour of his own government," he said when asked whether Rahul's statement is seen as a political gimmick.

Noting that Rahul's attack is a "desperate damage control" exercise, Jaitley said it's only when the "revulsion is built, the Congress party is trying to cut its losses."

"Belated realisation of what the Congress party now calls nonsense. The heads which brought out this nonsense twice in the last one month must roll. It is a charade to show the government can make a mistake, but the Congress's first family doesn't," he added.

Jaitley's colleague Murli Manohar Joshi said an "escape route" is being plotted by the Congress after committing a "blunder" while another BJP leader Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi asked, "Is this a government or a theatrical production?.

"Now that he (Rahul) speaks about it most belatedly, this is not bad, this is good... This statement is coming to take credit," said Gurudas Das Gupta.[/color][color=#5C5C5C]
"All I can say, this is the highly belated realisation of what constitutes nonsense and if the Congress party genuinely believes that this is nonsense, then the heads which have produced this nonsense twice in a month before this country...

this is the question of governance... then will those heads remain or will those heads roll?," Jaitley said.

Taking a dig at Nehru-Gandhi family on the matter, he said, "if the heads don't roll, then this is only a grandstanding, a charade... intended to only establish... well the government makes mistakes, rest of the world makes mistakes, but the first family of the Congress doesn't make mistakes."

Jaitley termed as "a desparate damage-control exercise" Rahul's opposition to the Ordinance.

"In the last few days, there has been a national revulsion against this ordinance. Let us not forget that the subject matter of allowing the convicted politician to be a part of the legislative bodies has been approved by the UPA cabinet twice-- first as a bill and now as an ordinance," he said.

On both occasions, the Congress party has supported it, he said.

"All the wrong things lie on the head of the Prime Minister and all the right things go to Mrs Gandhi's share," said Meenakshi Lekhi.

"Definitely there are differences between the Congress party and the UPA government. No one can deny it. Now it is a welknown fact country-wide," said BJP President Rajnath Singh.

CPI's D Raja said that finally good sense has prevailed in Congress.

"Rahul Gandhi says the Ordinance should be torn and thrown away. We say all the leaders and the party who brought the ordinance should be thrown away," said AAP's Arvind Kejriwal.[/color]

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Opposition reaction


[color=#5C5C5C]Rahul Gandhi's blunt denouncement of the Ordinance on lawmakers was today rubbished by the Opposition with the BJP calling it a "desperate and belated" damage control exercise and saying Prime Minister Manmohan Singh should quit if he had any self-respect.

As the Congress Vice President's dramatic public attack on the government over the Ordinance raised the political temperature, BJP leader Arun Jaitley said it is a "belated realisation of nonsense" and that those responsible in the government for the Ordinance should resign.

Trinamool Congress' Saugata Roy said Rahul's attack is an "orchestrated" move and demonstrated confusion within the Congress while CPI's Gurudas Das Gupta said it was "most belated." CPI-M's Brinda Karat wondered why Rahul was reacting after so many days when the Ordinance is now before President Pranab Mukherjee.

The Ordinance circumvents a Supreme Court order that automatically disqualifed convicted lawmakers.

"If Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has any self respect left then I think he should call it a day because the supercop who can correct the system has arrived on the scene," said BJP spokesperson Meenakshi Lekhi.

Jaitley also asked the Prime Minister to react to Rahul's remarks.

"The country is waiting to see whether the Prime Minister has any self-respect left ...whether he accepts this compliment of being called nonsense or does he react for the honour of his own government," he said when asked whether Rahul's statement is seen as a political gimmick.

Noting that Rahul's attack is a "desperate damage control" exercise, Jaitley said it's only when the "revulsion is built, the Congress party is trying to cut its losses."

"Belated realisation of what the Congress party now calls nonsense. The heads which brought out this nonsense twice in the last one month must roll. It is a charade to show the government can make a mistake, but the Congress's first family doesn't," he added.

Jaitley's colleague Murli Manohar Joshi said an "escape route" is being plotted by the Congress after committing a "blunder" while another BJP leader Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi asked, "Is this a government or a theatrical production?.

"Now that he (Rahul) speaks about it most belatedly, this is not bad, this is good... This statement is coming to take credit," said Gurudas Das Gupta.[/color]
[color=#5C5C5C]"All I can say, this is the highly belated realisation of what constitutes nonsense and if the Congress party genuinely believes that this is nonsense, then the heads which have produced this nonsense twice in a month before this country...

this is the question of governance... then will those heads remain or will those heads roll?," Jaitley said.

Taking a dig at Nehru-Gandhi family on the matter, he said, "if the heads don't roll, then this is only a grandstanding, a charade... intended to only establish... well the government makes mistakes, rest of the world makes mistakes, but the first family of the Congress doesn't make mistakes."

Jaitley termed as "a desparate damage-control exercise" Rahul's opposition to the Ordinance.

"In the last few days, there has been a national revulsion against this ordinance. Let us not forget that the subject matter of allowing the convicted politician to be a part of the legislative bodies has been approved by the UPA cabinet twice-- first as a bill and now as an ordinance," he said.

On both occasions, the Congress party has supported it, he said.

"All the wrong things lie on the head of the Prime Minister and all the right things go to Mrs Gandhi's share," said Meenakshi Lekhi.

"Definitely there are differences between the Congress party and the UPA government. No one can deny it. Now it is a welknown fact country-wide," said BJP President Rajnath Singh.

CPI's D Raja said that finally good sense has prevailed in Congress.

"Rahul Gandhi says the Ordinance should be torn and thrown away. We say all the leaders and the party who brought the ordinance should be thrown away," said AAP's Arvind Kejriwal.[/color]
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