Third Front only alternative to present political crisis: Uma

VIJAYAWADA: Bharatiya Janshakti Party chief Uma Bharti on Saturday said Third Front was only alternative to come out of the present political crisis confronting the country created by different political parties.
    
Bharti, here for the last ten-days attending Durga Puja celebrations, said that all good people from different parties should come together to form a 'third front' which was must taking into account the present situation.
    
She said BJP does not have any ideology and seeking votes in the name of Hindutva was wrong.
    
"Our party would not ask for votes in the name of Hindutva but on providing solution to problems like Naxalism, atrocities, terrorism and problems of OBCs," she added.
    
Bharti said Special Economic Zones (SEZ) should be set up only in areas which has more poor population and the present SEZ's draft should be modified to help the poorer sections.
    
Referring to the Sethusamudram Project she said the site should be shifted.
    
The former Madhya Pradesh chief minister claimed her party would win the assembly elections due next year comfortably.
    
Expressing anguish over bomb blast in Pakistan she said Pakistan was instrumental in encouraging terrorism and now it is finding difficult to come out of the trap.
    
Later, she addressed a public meeting here.