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	July 03, 2000

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India Today issue dated July 03, 2000 "The party leaders had great expectations from her, but they forgot that everyone reaches his or her level of incompetence."
V.N. Gadgil, former Congress spokesperson- turned-dissident, in his latest salvo against Sonia Gandhi's leadership

"No law in India takes into account the religion of an accused while dealing with crime."
S.S. Dhindsa, Union sports minister, on former cricket captain Mohammed Azharuddin's statement that he was being victimised because he belonged to a minority community

"My drive has nothing to do with politics. It is about restoring beauty and order to the city."
Jagmohan, Union urban development minister, responding to the charges of six Delhi BJP MPs that the minister was less interested in civic issues, more in playing vote-bank politics

"How can she do it when all her properties have been attached by the court?"
M. Karunanidhi, Tamil Nadu chief minister, after AIADMK General Secretary J. Jayalalitha offered to exchange all her assets and other properties with him

"The way the Congress backed out of the mahajot showed the party is really the CPI(M)'s B-team."
Mamata Banerjee, President, Trinamool Congress

"Who is she to talk like this? The Congress was fighting the CPI(M) even before Mamata was born."
A.B.A. Ghani Khan Choudhury President, West Bengal PCC(I)

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