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How long shall NC, Cong coalition last? 10/15/2014 12:12:49 AM Sandeep Bhat JAMMU, Oct 14: The days are numbered for present National Conference and Congress led coalition Government in the state as both parties are now leveling allegations on each other and after the flash floods, the wedge has deepened further. The Deputy Chief Minister ordered timely examination of all classes but his order was reverted by none other than Chief Minister who postponed the examination up to March. Not only this, the provincial president and close aide of Omar Abdullah, Devinder Singh Rana, demanded an enquiry in Class IV appointments in Education Department which is headed by DyCM. He has also sought quashment of such appointments. The war of words has been going on between the coalition partners for quite some time. However, this is the first time when a NC leader has issued such a statement casting aspersions of a senior Minister.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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