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Joshi defends tie-up with JD (S)

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"Every party should try to fulfil people's aspiration for stable government"

NEDUMBASSERY: Senior Bharatiya Janata Party leader Murli Manohar Joshi on Sunday defended the party's alliance with the Janata Dal (S) in Karnataka, saying it was the responsibility of every party to fulfil people's aspiration for a stable government.

Talking to presspersons at the airport here, he said there was nothing wrong in the BJP having an alliance with the JD (S). Mr. Joshi pointed out the relationship between the Left and the Congress at the Centre, while being rivals in three States.

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