Uttarakhand crisis: Kejriwal calls BJP power hungry


New Delhi, March 19 (IANS): Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday criticised Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for what he described as "brazen horse trading" in Uttarakhand.

Saying the BJP is proving to be the most corrupt party, Kejriwal tweeted: "Brazen horse trading-first Arunachal now Uttarakhand. BJP proving to be most corrupt, deshdrohi and power hungry party."

The Congress-led Uttarakhand government plunged into political uncertainty late Friday as nine of its legislators joined ranks with the principal opposition BJP.

The Harish Rawat-led government ended up with a red face as it got merely 32 votes in favour against the 36 required for the Finance Bill to be passed.

  

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  • kushal kumar, Panchkula

    Sat, Mar 19 2016

    There are news reports on 19 March 2016 of political crisis in Uttarakhand State of India with claim of formation of Government being staked by BJP after nine or more Assembly members belonging to Congress Party look to have switched their loyalty. Obviously , a political turmoil seems to be there. These circumstances point to precise accuracy of this Vedic astrology writer’s prediction in article “ 2016 - a woeful year for India with slight cheer at the end” published on 18 January 2016 in online magazine thesop.org. Just reproducing the related text of the prediction from the article : “ February and March 2016 seem to be grim for a variety of concerns. Dissensions within parties and intra- parties may touch new heights , generating political or general turmoil necessitating change in leadership somewhere. Some fissures among the constituents of ruling parties may cause embarrassment and could perhaps lead to break up or separation unless timely precautions are taken. Among others , Uttarakhand may take a hint for precaution”.

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