Amid unruly scenes and sloganeering, BJP legislators on Tuesday walked out of the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly demanding regularization of daily wagers in the Union territory.
Presenting the first budget of an elected government in six years in Jammu and Kashmir, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday described it as a “roadmap of economic growth and a true reflection of people’s aspirations”.
Parra moved the resolution soon after the election of the Speaker and as the members were waiting for Lt Governor Manoj Sinha to arrive and deliver his address.
The recommendation has been made in a meeting of the cabinet that was chaired by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah.
A bluff has been called, the NDA is not as invincible as it thinks: hence must depend on pliant governors to “complete the job”.
The holding of local body polls in the state recently despite two major regional parties, the National Conference and the People's Democratic Party, boycotting it made a mockery of democracy, he claimed.
The temple of humanity, he went on to explain, meant jobs to the unemployed, good price to farmers for their crops and peace in the country.
The events clearly show that there was no political comparability and stability on the so-called PDP-NC-Congress alliance, the BJP said.
The decision by Governor Satyapal Malik to dissolve the state assembly under the relevant provisions in the state constitution was announced in an official communique.
Governor Satyapal Malik dissolved the J-K Assembly on Wednesday evening, shortly after PDP leader Mehbooba Mufti faxed a letter to him staking claim to form government with support of the Congress and the NC.
