Like our Facebook Page

news details

Mufti holds secret meet with Madhav Politics Art of Possibilities! 12/22/2014 12:22:15 AM Cong sends fillers to PDP; NC tries to rope in BJP Asif Iqbal Naik Early Times Report Kishtwar, Dec 21: Amidst speculations about no party would get a clear mandate on December 23, political activities in Jammu and Kashmir have picked up and main parties in the state are trying to work on the options that are likely to emerge after poll results are declared. Sources told Early Times the BJP senior leader Ram Madhav held a "secret meeting" with the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) patron Mufti Mohammad Sayeed last evening and both leaders deliberated upon various issues. The sources said the meeting took place at Trikuta Nagar Jammu wherein both the leaders exchanged their views on formation of next government in the state, and discussed various modalities. The PDP patron, according to the sources, sought the support and cooperation of BJP to help JK to "come out of the mess" which the state witnessed during the past six years during the NC-Cong "misrule." Both the leaders, according to the sources, assured each other that irrespective of who forms the next dispensation in the state both the parties would cooperate with each other. Sources said that Congress is also sending the fillers to PDP and is interested in supporting the party after exit polls predicted that NC-Congress combine would fall short of 44 seats. On the other hand NC is also sending fillers to BJP and has shown willingness to extend unconditional support to the party. Sources said that one of the NC strong man and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah's close confidant has been assigned the job to strike a deal with BJP. In a fresh tweet the Chief Minister Omar Abdullah castigated the former Congress led UPA government for not conferring Bharat Ratna for former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee and extended his support to BJP over this issue. When contacted a senior BJP leader remained tightlipped over whom would party approach if it gets good number of seats. "BJP is waiting for final outcome of the counting before deciding its future course of action. We are confident of forming the government in JK on our own. We don't believe in speculations," he added.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

top stories of the day

Nehru inaugurates Animal Care Centre BJP calls for debate on Art-370 SVO to indict Tara Chand, PRO in recruitment scam After recruitment, promotion scam surfaces in Edu Deptt 5 years on, Blood Storage Unit sanctioned in CHC Billawar fails to take off 53 pc Govt schools in J&K without toilet facilities Two weight bridge monitoring machines gathering dust NC likely to sit in opposition Mufti holds secret meet with Madhav Heroin worth Rs 54 cr smuggled in from Pak seized, ex-SPO among 2 arrested Fate of over 820 contestants including 276 independents locked in EVMs Exit polls Illegal constructions going on unabated across Kashmir without any check Amidst Chilla-i-Kalan chill politicians face exit poll heat AMCCC demands action against corrupt politicians, vows to take fight to streets Will Mufti magic work again in JK Assembly Elections? Of forgotten flood victims & chilly Chilla-i-Kalan As Chilla-i-Kalan commences, MeT predicts snow, rain

STOCK UPDATE

BSE Sensex NSE Nifty

CRICKET UPDATE