Hindustan Times (Chandigarh)

HE BEAST CALLED POLITICS

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After Sardar Kairon Sahib had resigned as Punjab chief minister in the backdrop of the Das Commission findings on alleged malfeasanc­e during his rule, we had an opportunit­y to meet him at his residence in Chandigarh in June 1964. He was reading the Das Commission report and told us, “See as long as Pandit Nehru was alive, the report goes in my favour, but after his death on May 27, it is all against me.”

That’s how politics used to work even during those days. Akhtar Mahmood,

Chandigarh most likely billed for a higher position at the Centre. He was a staunch Congressma­n. Now, the Congress is in power in the state, still we do not see any official commemorat­ive insertions in the media to mark either his birth or assassinat­ion. Tejinder Singh Kalra,

Mohali attraction not only in terms of technologi­cal developmen­t, but also in terms of natural beauty. The report shows that the Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan has been a success, to some extent. Harshita Thapar,

Yamunanaga­r

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