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India Today issue dated November 22, 1999

Nov 22, 1999

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"There is a limit to patience and tolerance, heavens break loose when that limit is crossed."
Kalyan Singh
, former Uttar Pradesh CM, after it became known that he was being replaced

"Is there anything more politically motivated than this?"
Ottavio Quattrocchi
, Italian businessman, pointing to the fact that even after all these years the CBI had not been able to charge any politician or bureaucrat in the Bofors pay-off case

"Kashmir is an issue for India and will remain so till Pakistan hands over occupied-Kashmir to India."
Sahib Singh Verma
, BJP leader, reacting to Pakistani military ruler General Pervez Musharraf's charge that India was showing hypocrisy in not discussing Kashmir

"I always regret it, except for the contact I had with the masses."
V.P. Singh
, former prime minister, reacting to an admirer's view that politics was a wrong profession for him, during the inauguration of an exhibition of his paintings

"I was only worried about our total. Records are there to be broken."
Sachin Tendulkar
, Indian cricket captain, after his record knock of 186 not out against New Zealand in Hyderabad

"A grassroots CM is removed and another foisted. This is an insult to the people of Uttar Pradesh."
Mulayam Yadav
, SP chief

"Why should the state allies withdraw support? Where can they get a better CM than me?"
R.P. Gupta
, CM-designate, UP

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