CPI(M) on Wednesday demanded immediate dissolution of Jharkhand assembly to end the political stalemate arising out of the 'indecision' of BJP, which has put on hold its decision on withdrawal of support to the four-month-long Shibu Soren ministry.
"Now BJP is resorting to politics of bargaining, which is unethical. As there is no political stability in the state, only the people should decide the fate of the state and they can have this chance only if the assembly is dissolved and mid-term poll convened," CPI-M central committee member J S Majumdar said.
He alleged that the week-long political uncertainty had left the state administration paralysed and developmental work affected.
BJP national general secretary Arjun Munda, however, rejected the allegations saying the administration was functioning 'normally'.
"So long we don't withdraw the support the administration's functioning is constitutional," he said.
Jharkhand plunged into political uncertainty after Soren, an MP, voted for UPA in Lok Sabha on a cut motion on April 27 and the subsequent announcement of withdrawal of support by BJP the next day.
Soon after, the BJP parliamentary board put on hold its decision as JMM and its allies are engaged in a dialogue to salvage the situation.
{{/usCountry}}Soon after, the BJP parliamentary board put on hold its decision as JMM and its allies are engaged in a dialogue to salvage the situation.
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