George is fast running out of friends
Published on Wed, Oct 11, 2006 at 20:53, Updated on Wed, Oct 11, 2006 at 20:57 in section
Tags: George Fernandes, Barak Missile Deal , New Delhi


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New Delhi: Perhaps the weakest in his six-decade long political career, George Fernandes is an isolated man today. His old socialist friends have deserted him and the BJP and the RSS prefer ties with Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar rather than the aging socialist.
"I have the faith and the confidence to say that George Fernandes is one of the most honest ministers of India. His integrity is beyond doubt."
After literally pushing George Fernandes to the brink, these words by his one time friend Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, are literally mercy being shown on him.
Facing the heat from the CBI for receiving kickbacks in the Barak anti-missile systems deal, Fernandes, the Convenor of the NDA, is fast running out of friends.
"Who has blamed me and for what? This is all lies," is all he has to say.
When L K Advani was facing off with the RSS, Fernandes went all the way to Nagpur to broker peace within the Sangh Parivaar, also emerging as the poster boy of the Sangh Parivaar's brand of secularism.
Fernandes by now had completely turned against the very ideals which he once stood for as a follower of Jayprakash Narain. The only thing that he has now are some words of comfort, which may not hold too much water
BJP General Secretary, Arun Jaitley says, "The BJP believes that the 40 year record of George Fernandes in public life has been spotless."
Fernandes now wants to join hands with Mulayam Singh Yadav, but now that he faces so many charges, he may well have outlived his utility to any political outfit.
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You are thoroughly exposing ur lack of knowledge in Politics Mr. Raghavan. He nvr hoped 4m 1 party 2 another.
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Kudos to Sonia and Tehelka for exposing the corruption. George deserves Jail for his misdeeds. Im a BJP supporter but
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George has had a lamentable end --- a man who began so well and now facing ignonimy
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I do not belong/support any political outfit, but I cannot forget the suffering of the Indian public during the nationwide
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it makes perfect sense to mepeople like the modi, ladenm ., george (bush and fernandes) etc will suffer one day
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