BJP on Friday said UPA Government's decision to ask Jharkhand Chief Minister Shibu Soren to resign was a victory of constitutional norms and exposed the reluctant Government at the Centre, which tried to install a minority government in power.
"I think a very reluctant government which desperately for the last 10-15 days tried to install a minority government in power and keep the majority in opposition has finally yielded to a popular public opinion," party general secretary Arun Jaitley said in New Delhi on Friday night.
"This is a victory of popular public opinion in India, its a victory of the constitutional norms that we must have only a majority in governance and I think it is a great relief that after all efforts and public opinion, a reluctant government is finally yielding in," he said.
Jaitley said Arjun Munda would prove his majority on the floor of the House as the NDA has already demonstrated that it has majority in the Assembly.
"We have demonstrated twice before the Governor that we have 41 MLAs. We have demonstrated in front of the media in Delhi. We have demonstrated it before the President and today morning we have demonstrated it in the Vidhan Sabha so if we have to do it again in next few days we would be too willing to do it," he said.
{{/usCountry}}"We have demonstrated twice before the Governor that we have 41 MLAs. We have demonstrated in front of the media in Delhi. We have demonstrated it before the President and today morning we have demonstrated it in the Vidhan Sabha so if we have to do it again in next few days we would be too willing to do it," he said.
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