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| | Indian American Center for Political Awareness |
 | | Sena's dynamic young leader Raj, often seen as the real successor of the ageing Balasaheb Thackeray, quit the party's executive committee, plunging the Maratha rightwing party, already reeling under serial desertion and electoral humiliation, into further turmoil. |
 | | Raj's resignation is the latest in a series, which includes that of senior party members like Rane and Sanjay Nirupam, who was ousted earlier this year and later joined the Congress Party, after they went public with their anger against Uddhav. |
 | | Bal Thackeray, who had on Nov. 29 lambasted Raj for "backstabbing" the party, softened his stance later in the day saying the young politician would heed his (Bal Thakeray's) call to defuse the crisis. |
| www.iacfpa.org /p_news/nit/iacpa-archieve/2005/12/09/Delhi_Diary150910.shtml (571 words) |
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