Meanwhile reacting to ban on him by Election Commission (EC) over his objectionable remarks, Amit Shah admitted that it was a ' no ball' that caused his brief ban. He also back tracked from his version that SP government in UP would be dislodged. "I honour all orders of the EC and admit that it was just a 'no ball'. Though my speeches never intends to violate the election model code of conduct but I agree to the EC's interpretation," he said while talking to media persons for the first time after the lifting of the ban by the EC here on Saturday afternoon.It was a different Shah on Thursday and was very mild and cautious while replying to all the issues and avoided any personal attack on any leaders. Clarifying about his statement as well as of other BJP leadersthat the UP government will be dislodge once BJP comes to power at the Centre, Shah maintained that the SP government will fall automatically after the lok Sabha polls. He also defended Uma Bharti that she had not said about dismissal of the UP government.Blaming Congress president Sonia Gandhi solely for the misrule of the UPA governments, the BJP leader said everyone has claimed that it was Ms Gandhi who ruled the country and not Manmohan Singh.