NC-Cong combine has no CMP: Mehbooba
GK NEWS NETWORK
Surankote, Feb 15: President Peoples Democratic Party Mehbooba Mufti today said that the ruling coalition is governing the state without any programme and policy.
“Just to grab the power, National Conference and Congress has entered into an alliance without forming Common Minimum Programme (CMP) and without evolving consensus on vital issues,” Mehbooba said addressing a meeting of party workers here.
She opined that formation of CMP was must for running a coalition regime and recalled that that despite having just 16 members in its kitty PDP had entered into an alliance with Congress after senior leadership of the Congress high command including Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh, who was at that time leader of the opposition, had formulated the CMP and incorporated main demands of the PDP in it.
“For the last 14 months functioning of this government is appearing only on papers and at grassroots level not even a single promise has been so far implemented,” she said.
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