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Sink differences, Azad tells partymen


By Our Special Correspondent

CHENNAI, JULY 21. The senior Congress leader, Mr. Gulam Nabi Azad, today called upon the partymen to sink their differences and mistrust and work together to strengthen the party in Tamil Nadu.

Addressing a meeting organised by the TNCC traders' cell to mark the 99th birth anniversary of K. Kamaraj, Mr. Azad said the biggest tribute to the great leader would be avoiding airing of differences in public.

He also said when congressmen talk of restoring the Kamaraj rule, it should not be perceived as letting down ``any other party''. Obviously referring to the recent conflict between the AIADMK and the Congress, following the TMC president's call for Kamaraj rule in the State, Mr. Azad said ``by Kamaraj rule, we only mean governance, integrity, simplicity, justice to the poor''.

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