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Cong. moves to 'topple' Vajpayee govt. will fail: Ramadoss
By Our Staff Reporter
NAGERCOIL, DEC. 10. While contending that the chargesheeted Union
Ministers need not step down and that the BJP and the minorities
should abide by the court verdict in the Babri Masjid demolition
case, the PMK founder, Dr. Ramadoss has claimed that the efforts
of the Congress (I) in attempting to bring down the Vajpayee
government on this issue would be an exercise in futility.
Maintaining that the NDA government at the Centre would last the
full term, Dr. Ramadoss told reporters at Kanyakumari near here
on Saturday that the Vajpayee government would survive any no
confidence motion moved by the Congress (I) and exuded confidence
that Mr. Vajpayee would clear the misconceptions on this front.
Reiterating his commitment to remain in the NDA combine, Dr.
Ramadoss faulted the media for distorting his views on various
counts and alleged that the media projected a non- existent `cold
war' between the PMK and the DMK. He said `minor irritants were
not uncommon' in coalition politics and this would not hamper the
cordial relationship in any way.
A separate Eelam would be a permanent solution to the ethnic
crisis in Sri Lanka, he replied to a specific query and added his
party extended moral support to the LTTE, which in his opinion
was a `liberation movement' and not a terrorist outfit as
presumed by many.
Opposing the inclusion of the Tamizhaga Rajiv Congress in the NDA
combine, Dr. Ramadoss parried a query on the Tamil Nadu
Liberation Front's intention in operating a web site.
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