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President's rule imposed in Jharkhand | The Cabinet Committee on Political Affairs on Tuesday approved the imposition of President's rule in Jharkhand. The move came after Jharkhand Governor MOH Farooq's report to the Centre on the fluid political
situation in the state. The governor met reprsentatives of all poltiical parties
before submitting his report. On Sunday, Chief Minister Sibu Soren resigned after
his party failed to garner enough support to form the government. On April 28,
the BJP parliamentary board decided to withdraw support to the JMM-led coalition
government after Soren voted in-favour of the UPA Government during a cut motion
in the Lok Sabha. However, the decision was put on hold when JMM legislature Party
leader and Soren''s son Hemant wrote a letter to BJP President Nitin Gadkari pledging
support to a BJP-led government in the state. The JMM, however, backtracked and
demanded rotational power sharing, with each party leading the government for
a period of 28 months. This was agreed by the BJP on the understanding that Soren
will quit as Chief Minister by May 25 after which Arjun Munda would head the new
coalition government. The JMM and the BJP have 18 MLAs each and the Soren Government
has the support of two Janata Dal (United) legislators and five from the All Jharkhand
Student''s Union (AJSU), besides two others in the 82-member Assembly. The Congress
has 14 MLAs, Jharkhand Vikas Manch (JVM) has 11 MLAs and the Rashtriya Janata
Dal (RJD) has five MLAs. |
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