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I will not leave midway: PM

April 27, 2004 21:32 IST

Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee on Tuesday made it clear that if he gets another term in office, he would not leave it midway.

Addressing an election meeting in Lucknow, he said some journalists had asked him whether he intended to 'retire' halfway through another tenure. "I will not leave in the middle. Don't worry," he told the rally.

He said people got upset when he spoke of retirement. "Lekin ab retire hone ka waqt ho raha hai (But, the time for my retirement is near)," he admitted.


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Vajpayee, take a walk. Well, actually that’s wrong advice. You ought to have retired a year back. You have been a total abject failure as ...


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This raises a basic question about retirement age. We have retirement age for active duty, so why not have it for politicians? Politics is the ...


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The Prime Minister of India Shri Atal Behari Vajpayee also stated that the country will not go for snap poll for Parliamentary Elections after winning ...


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