BJP likely to hold CEC meet on Sept 9 to end political deadlock in Delhi
As new permutations and combinations are building up to form government in the nation's capital, the BJP is set to hold a Central Election Committee meet on September 9 which may likely to put an end to political deadlock in Delhi, as per reports on Sunday.
The BJP may also discuss about the candidates for Haryana elections in the meet.
A day after the Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung recommended that the single largest party in Delhi Assembly should be given a chance to come to power to break the logjam, Home Minister Rajnath Singh had said that a call will be taken once formal proposal is received from the Lt Governor even as he dismissed any attempt to form government by poaching MLAs of other parties.
Meanwhile, the BJP Delhi chief Satish Upadhyay today said that he had a meeting with Singh, but did not discuss government formation in Delhi with him. He also said that the party will wait for an official invite from LG.
Rubbishing reports about the BJP indulging in horse-trading, Upadhyay said that his party will not take any step which will be unconstitutional.
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The BJP may also discuss about the candidates for Haryana elections in the meet.
A day after the Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung recommended that the single largest party in Delhi Assembly should be given a chance to come to power to break the logjam, Home Minister Rajnath Singh had said that a call will be taken once formal proposal is received from the Lt Governor even as he dismissed any attempt to form government by poaching MLAs of other parties.
Meanwhile, the BJP Delhi chief Satish Upadhyay today said that he had a meeting with Singh, but did not discuss government formation in Delhi with him. He also said that the party will wait for an official invite from LG.
Rubbishing reports about the BJP indulging in horse-trading, Upadhyay said that his party will not take any step which will be unconstitutional.
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