New Delhi, June 2 : Senior Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader and former Foreign Minister, Jaswant Singh, today said that coming of Nepal’s Maoist to power in the country is not in India’s interest.

Nepal’s Maoist emerged as a single largest party in the election in April aimed at cementing a peace deal that ended a decade-long civil war. The newly elected Constituent Assembly dominated by Maoists abolished 239-year old Hindu monarchy in the Himalayan Kingdom.

Addressing a news conference at the conclusion of the party’s two-day National Executive, Singh said the Maoists have not fulfilled the parameters set by United Nation observers.

New Delhi, June 2 : Former External Affairs Minister Jaswant Sin

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New Delhi, June 2 : Karnataka Chief Minister B. S. Yeddyurappa has declared that there will be zero tolerance against corruption and all out efforts will be made to ensure the effective and transparent functioning of his administration.

Addressing a press conference here, he said he needed the support of all political parties and leaders in building a strong and vibrant Karnataka.

Listing the priorities of his Government, Yeddyurappa said development would be his main agenda and he would always be guided by the Gandhian philosophy of focussing on the welfare of the poorest of the poor.