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JMM-led Jharkhand Govt to complete its five-year term: Soren | Jharkhand Chief Minister Shibu Soren on Friday said the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM)-led Government would
complete its full five-year term in the state. "I have formed the government for five years, and shall complete the tenure. Who will remove me?" said Soren exactly
three days after he had agreed to form the government in Jharkhand on a rotational
basis with the help of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). "The question of a change
of government comes if there is no development. But now development is going on,"
said Soren giving indications that there was no deadline for his resignation.
Earlier on Thursday, Soren did not rule out the contesting by poll to enter the
house, which he must do constitutionally by June 30, as he is a Member of Parliament
(MP). Meanwhile, Soren's son Hemant said: "The party has to abide by whatever
decision the president (Soren) has taken or will take." The JMM-BJP coalition
government plunged into a political crisis after the BJP withdrew support to government
in the wake of Shibu Soren voting in favour of the UPA during the cut motion in
parliament on April 27. The BJP first announced it would immediately withdraw
support from the JMM-led government, which would have brought it down and effectively
led to the imposition of President's Rule or attempts by the Congress to form
an alternative government. However, by April 29 when the party received a letter
from Hemant Soren, offering to support the BJP in leading the coalition, the withdrawal
of support was "put on hold" and a dialogue was opened. |
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