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IITians, docs float party, plan to get Aamir on board

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Kautilya Singh

Posted: Mar 07, 2009 at 0242 hrs IST

Kanpur After announcing the first list of eight candidates for Lok Sabha elections, Bharat Punarnirman Dal (BPD) is looking forward to rope in actor Aamir Khan as the star campaigner.

The party has sent an e-mail to Khan requesting for his support to the party, which is run by educated youths. The move of BPD members comes following the recent entry of Khan on his blog stressing the involvement of educated and talented youths in politics.

The BPD state president and IIT-Kanpur alumnus Omendra Bharat said, “The importance of star campaigners cannot be ignored, but we want a celebrity campaigner, who is dedicated to the country.” Bharat, who is contesting the elections from Kanpur, said there is no better celebrity than Khan to take up the campaign for the party.

The party was founded by a group of youths including IITians, doctors and professionals to attract educated people towards politics and eradicating corruption from politics. The party was formed on December 28, 2006 and since then it has organised many campaigns in different parts of the country to promote education in slum areas. 

Earlier in the day, party’s state general secretary, Dr Punit Nath announced the list of eight candidates from Kanpur, Hyderabad, Bhubneshwar, Varanasi, Delhi South, East Delhi, Lucknow and Ghaziabad constituencies.

Nath said the party will contest from 40 Lok Sabha seats in the country, 20 in UP and 20 from different parts of the country. Terrorism, education and corruption are the three major agendas of BPD for the parliamentary elections, he said. 

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future politics by pawan k on 01 May 2009

BPD(bharat punarniman dal) is the future's political party of india. highly educated and tallented people will make a change to this country.

jai ho by ram on 07 Mar 2009

I really appreciate this move, and highly motiviated to caste my vote for them. All these years we have been showcasing the need of educated representatives in politics through movies, but and I guess the current lok sabha elections should be the right platform to bring this movie fantasy to earth reality. All the best guys am sure this is the starting point of a great revolutionary change which our country is to see in the coming era. - Jai Ho. Proud Indian.

We are steping slowly but towards sucess by Brijesh Karnatak on 08 Mar 2009

Hi Friends,Nice to hear that, It would be a good move all together and of course it is a need of today politics as well. I will put my more commets on the next mail.Jai Hind.......

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