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	May 22, 2000

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"I am an independent person. I think and act so. Whatever steps I have taken in the past have only strengthened the party."
J.Jayalalitha, AIADMK chief, denying that she sidelined senior party leaders to promote Sasikala's nephew,T.T.V. Dinakaran

"We have to be ruthless even if only a few people remain in the Congress."
Sushil Kumar Shinde, AICC general secretary in charge of Uttar Pradesh, commenting on the dissident activity in the state

"If and when Pakistan changes its course, it will find a willing negotiating partner in India and a supportive friend in the United States."
Frank Pallone, democratic Congressman, in the US House of Representatives

"I am more nervous about Abhishek's debut than I ever was about my own debut in 1969."
Amitabh Bachchan, veteran actor, on the release of his son's first film Refugee

"The ball is in hurriyat's court, but no talks will be held with Pakistan till it stops abetting cross-border terrorism."
L.K. Advani, Union home minister

"For lasting results, involving Pakistan is important. Leaving it out will take us nowhere."
Mirwaiz Umer Farooq, executive member, Hurriyat Conference

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