Amid reports that BJP may give yet another shot at Government making in Jammu & Kashmir with the help of rebel PDP MlAs, BJP general secretary Ram Madhav on Saturday denied such reports saying the party was for continuation of Governor's Rule in the State in the interest of peace, governance and development.
The BJP had last month pulled out of the coalition Government in J&K saying its continuation in the coalition Government had become “untenable” which subsequently brought the state under Governor’s rule.
BJP leader’s comments on Twitter followed after former State Chief Minister and National Conference leader Omar Abdullah tweeted a news report that claimed that a "big chunk of PDP MlAs are in touch with the BJP high command" and the saffron party was looking to form government.
Contrary to Madhav's assertions, the State BJP unit confesses to being party to the efforts to break the PDP . Power at any cost would seem to be the guiding philosophy," Abdullah tweeted, tagging the BJP leader.
Madhav, the BJP's pointsman for the state, replied: "Not true. I will certainly check with the state unit and ensure that BJP keeps itself scrupulously out of whatever is happening in other parties in the Valley.
"We are for continuing with the Governor's rule in the interest of peace, governance and development in the state," he said. Eom