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Supreme Court observations not an order: BSP

NDTV Correspondent, Wednesday October 7, 2009, Lucknow

A day after Supreme Court lashed out at the Uttar Pradesh government for building Dalit memorials, the Bahujan Samaj Party reacted to the apex court's observations.

Addressing a press conference in Lucknow, BSP leader S C Mishra said: "Court's observations are not orders and have been misinterpreted."

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Posted by Cliff Rosario on Oct 07, 2009

Rahul Gandhi is right!!! Everyone is equal. If there wasn't such a thing such as Dalits, and if everyone was equally treated, all our tax paying money wouldnt have been spent in crores for these statues. India doesn't need statues. We need austerity measures. Politicians should start behaving like Government Servants or they should quit. There has to be an ethical code of conduct for a leader and his party workers to behave. We are in 2009.

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