PUDUCHERRY: Nearly 50 days following the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) procured an easy majority winning 16 of their complete 30 seats in the assembly polls in the Union Territory of Puducherry, the alliance remains to shape the ministry.
The India NR Congress, that directs to NDA, along with its chief ally the BJP are blaming each other for the delay from inducting different ministers.
AINRC creator N Rangasamy was sworn in as the chief minister on May 7 while the MLAs were assured in nearly 3 months later on May 26 along with also the speaker on June 16 after a few rounds of discussions between both parties within the critical place of speaker.
On the other hand, the cabinet couldn’t be expanded because of differences in view between both parties within ministerial berths.
The BJP, that demanded three ministerial berths such as the deputy CM article, had to be satisfied with two ministerial berths along with the article of the speaker in the legislative meeting.
AINRC sources said his chief had conveyed his choice to the BJP agents including the celebration Puducherry-in-charge Nirmal Kumar Surana if they called to him on June 5 and 4 which there’s not any supply for deputy chief minister place in the land.
“The BJP leaders claimed to provide the record of 2 ministerial candidates throughout the discussions.
Two weeks have passed since then, however we’re yet to have an official answer by BJP leaders.
There’s certainly a mad struggle for ministerial posts, which can be slowing their record,” stated an AINRC leader.
BJP leaders blamed Rangasamy to its delay in the growth of this ministry since he continued to become’inaccessible’ even after recovering in Covid-19 disease.
“It is a fact that the parties bargained difficult.
AINRC stayed firm in its choice to not concede to our requirement for deputy chief minister article.
His stand postponed the growth of the cupboard.
We’ve conveyed the names of applicants to its ministerial berths whereas the AINRC insisted on specific procedural statutes.
Additionally, Rangasamy’s superstitious beliefs have been adding fuel to the flame,” said a BJP functionary.