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The
Times of India, 07 May 2004, New Delhi
Anand files complaint with EC against
Malhotra
New Delhi: Congress candidate from South Delhi R K Anand
has complained to chief electoral officer and the Election
Commission of India that his rival Vijay Kumar Malhotra
distributed wall clocks in a clear violation of model code
of conduct. more....
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The Times of India, 06 May 2004, New Delhi
Mishti doi’ to jeep yatras:
Anand tries out everything
He’s
been sharing mishti doi in Chittaranjan Park while reminiscing
the good old communist days in the morning, backslapping
some friendly Sardarjis in the afternoon and donating coins
to the local majid in Sriniwaspuri. more....
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HT City, H C Tiwari, 03 May 2004, New Delhi
Dutt
packs in charisma, wisdom
Congress
Veteran Sunil Dutt used his star appeal and political wisdom
while campaigning for party candidates in the city.
“We need a secular front to rule the party and there
is none but the Congress with such credentials,” he
said. more....
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Delhi Times, Purnima Sharma, 01 May 2004, New Delhi
“People think
I’m a film star, ask for autographs’
You
came to Delhi on a holiday. Now you’re campaigning
for your fathering-law.
Yes, I had come down from Landon on a holiday but decided
to stay back to help Dad (RK Anand) out with campaigning.
And this is what I’ve been doing for around 15 days
now. more....
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The Indian Express, April 29, 2004,
New Delhi
Campaign
to focus on contact with people: Anand
Speaking
at a press conference held at his Rakabganj residence, Anand
said while the BJP thinks that a pre-recorded statement
from the Prime Minister would be enough to help them win,
the Congress believes that nothing could be better than
direct contact with the electorate. “This is the path
shown to us by Sonia Gandhi, in the thousands of miles she
has covered in the last four months. The positive result
is for us to see from the exit polls.” more....
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Indain Express: Prarthna Gahilote, 29 April 2004, New Delhi
London bahu’s debut for ‘Dad’
Anand
She
shows all the signs of a Bollywood star. Streaked hair,
make-up, natty dress sense and a brilliant smile.It doesn’t
matter that Charu Anand is not an actress but thedaughter-in-law
of R K Anand, Congress candidate from South Delhi.For the
26-year-old is managing with ease what Bollywood stars are
brought in for: Drawing crowds. more....
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Hindustan Times, Amitabh Shukla, 28 April 2004, New Delhi
Congress
portrays a united front
THE
CONGRESS’S seven gladiators for Delhi converged on
the DPCC lawns on Tuesday, striking poses next to one another
flashing the V sign. The picture on offer made for a portrait
that stood in sharp contrast to the infighting, delaying
nomination, witnessed barely weeks ago. more.... |
The Times of India, 28 April 2004,
New Delhi
Cong
puts up united front
Confident
of a thumping victory in Delhi, Congress leader in-charge
of Delhi affairs Ahmed Patel on Tuesday said the party will
concentrate on its achievements for the campaign. Senior
party leaders including Patel participated at a workers’
meeting in preparation for a rally on May 7. The rally will
be attended by Congress president Sonia Gandhi. more....
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Hindustan Times, Amitabh Shukla, Tuesday, 27 April 2004
Family chips in for Anand
He has been supervising the campaigning for his father,
Congress candidate from South Delhi, R.K. Anand. “I
will be here till the elections end,” says Tapesh,
whose most memorable moment has been seeing a train slow
down to let his father’s padyatra cross the tracks.
more....
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The Pioneer: 27 April 2004, New Delhi.
Is RK Anand the hero South Delhi
is looking for?
“Anand ki sawari” made for a colourful display
of posters. A jeep painted in the Congress tricolours proceeds
amidst cheering and sloganeering by men, women and children
alike. Behind them walked the “neta”, taking
careful steps, receiving the residents who come to garland
him as he reaches every corner. “They are receiving
me well for they know which party I represent,” he
says. more....
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