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End of the affair: the day UPA-Left split
Published on Tue, Jul 08, 2008 at 21:37 in Nation section
Tags: Indo-US Nuclear Deal, UPA , New Delhi
SPLIT WIDE OPEN: Left Parties dumped the Government after it said it was going to the IAEA.
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New Delhi: The curtains have fallen on a dramatic day in Indian politics. After weeks of threats, the left finally acted and withdrew support to the Manmohan Singh Government. The break up was not without acrimony, the left parties accusing the prime minister of betraying them over the Indo-US nuclear deal.
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