After Arunachal — BJP in Uttarakhand once again!
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Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank, BJP leader; Uttarakhand Assembly; Harish Rawat, existing CM |
Bhatt L M, Dehradun
The state government of Uttarakhand which is in
crisis after its rebel legislators who joined the BJP now has reached late
night to Gurgaon. They are to meet with the BJP president, Amit Shah, on
Saturday. Shyam Jaju, the BJP leader, said that 26 BJP and 9 Congress of the 35
legislators went to meet with the state governor. These can demonstrate a
parade before the president.
Govind Singh Kunjwal, the state
assembly speaker, has issued notices to the rebel legislators under anti
defection law. The chief minister, Harish Rawat, and assembly affairs minister,
Indira Hridayesh sit with speaker in a high level meeting. Rawat said afterward
that the government can prove its majority. The rebel legislators have been
given chance of forgiveness having accepted the mistake. The CM will meet with
KK PAUL at 7.30 evening.
Congress legislator has said on running crisis that the party is
watching the whole situation. Meanwhile, Arvind Kejriwal, on the crisis of UttaraKhand, has targeted
the BJP. Kejriwal tweeted in morning on Saturday and dubbed, “the BJP is most
corrupt, anti-national and power-hungry party.” He said, “The BJP is openly
indulged in horse trading in Uttarakhand after Arunachal.”
The rebel legislators of congress
reached on Friday in a hotel at Gurgaon after meeting with governor, KK Paul.
They are going to meet with the BJP president, Amit Shah. The former chief
minister Vijay Bahuguna said that he surprised why Harish Rawat did not
resigned from his post so far. He should have resigned on moral ground. Mr.
Bahuguna asked the dismissal of Harish Rawat government.
Under the political
wrestling in Uttarakhand, the general secretary of BJP, Vijay Vergi, has said
that Harish Rawat government is not in majority. He has no right to be in power.
The 35 legislators want to meet with the BJP president Amit Shah in Delhi.
The BJP leader, Shrikant Sharma said that the congress government of Uttarakhand should be dismissed. It has no majority. Satpal Maharaj who had joined the BJP from congress said, “he and the rebel legislators will go to meet with Amit Shah.”
The BJP leader, Shrikant Sharma said that the congress government of Uttarakhand should be dismissed. It has no majority. Satpal Maharaj who had joined the BJP from congress said, “he and the rebel legislators will go to meet with Amit Shah.”
The BJP asked
the resignation of Harish Rawat. The former CM and the BJP leader Ramesh
Pokharial Nishank has said that Rawat government is in short majority and the
CM should resign. The BJP legislators met with governor and claimed to form the
government. The 35 legislators paraded before governor in support of the BJP.”
Mr Harak Singh
Rawat, rebel legislators’ leader of Congress, had said, “He is going to meet
with the governor.” Harak Singh Rawat resigned later from the ministry. The
congress has 36 legislators out of 70 members’ assembly of Uttarakhand. 11 of
them are said to be rebel. One of BSP has lodged the protest. The BJP has 28
legislators in assembly.
The chief minister
Harish Rawat said that he had the priority interest of Uttarakhand. He will
never surrender before anybody. Mr Rawat alleged, “The BJP is shedding money
like water to destabilize his government.” He added, “As far as the majority is
concerned, the no confidence motion should be brought first. Rawat claimed, “The
5 legislators of BJP are in my contact.”
In the wake of the chaos in House during budget session of Uttarakhand
assembly has been adjourned till 28 March. The legislators of congress in the
leadership of Harak Singh Rawat have revolted against Harish Rawat’s
government; namely, rebel: Mr Harak Singh Rawat, Vijay Bahuguna, Subodh Uniyal,
Amrita Rawat, Pradeep Batra, Kuwar Pranav Singh Champion, Shailendra Mohan
Singhal, Umesh Sharma Cow and two
other.
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