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India Today, issue dated August 16, 1999
August 16, 1999

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"They don't know what stuff I am made of."
Sonia Gandhi, Congress president, of her political rivals, while declaring that she would contest the Lok Sabha elections

"I do not respect a democracy which has taken away my fundamental right to vote. It's my birthright."
Bal Thackeray, Shiv Sena chief, on his being disenfranchised by the Election Commission

"Stop supply of milk and go for open loot to earn your living."
Mulayam Singh Yadav, Samajwadi Party chief, to milkmen in Uttar Pradesh, following the drive against them to check distribution of synthetic milk

"I would have won the war... I would have thrashed you."
Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw, when asked what would have happened if he had migrated to Pakistan in 1947

"He would know for himself whether he has done right or wrong by reading the newspapers"
Sunil Gavaskar, former cricketer advising newly appointed captain Sachin Tendulkar to read newspaper columns of both former players and those who have not played the game

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