Bengal, TN, Assam to vote and there would be rebel to rock the boat

Bengal, TN, Assam to vote and there would be rebel to rock the boat

According to a National Daily published from Capital Belly (Feb 27 Edition), Bengal, TN, Kerala, Assam and Puducherry to vote between March and April and that could well see sighting of innumerable rebel. According to this paper 8 phase for Bengal a national record in a nation which occasionally sees people impersonating as Court Lord. Another story went like this: Economy out of recession 0.4 per cent growth in Oct-Dec session. As sensex plunged over 1900 points it was time when this bloodbath would be repeated again with enough watching from their tents. 

The full page ad was on Gurugram property festival with now or never call which is perpetual and may not reap a rich haul. To book your unit call this number which could well stop working in summer. As winter is on retreat with poll bugle sounded in street, spring/summer is round the corner, the voters to this Assembly tussle could well have one character called Steve Worner. This poll schedule will be taxing time for voters as summer would be at peak with enough reminder from Sir Creek. Can this poll avalanche throw up hung tent is not known and what is going to roam and rotate would be poll croon. With thousand candidates in fray, million tents on the way this poll euphoria may wane if poll is stretched beyond sighting of rain. Extraordinary would be poll campaign, enough would be sighting of less creative persona with some throwing million in notes in the air to showcase their road-cum-river show that is minus thaw and hope.

Another story went like this: upping ante Cong rebels plan meetings where they would shy away from exchanging greetings. This Cong rebel patchwork may well backfire as over 100-year-old party has enough steam and long lasting wire. This party has done enough for the nation with their varied leaders travelling to and fro with inbuilt innovation. As AAP made resounding debut in Surat, time is not far when they would break records in places as varied as Meerut.