"Both the governments have miserably failed to provide any relief to the common people and to oblige the promises they had made during the election campaign two years back," senior NCP leader Dilip Walse Patil told reporters here today.
He also accused the NDA governments of failing to rein in the rise in prices of essential commodities.
"Central government has completely failed to control the rising prices of essential commodities, particularly pulses, while the state (Maharashtra) government has failed to handle the drought-like situation and provide any relief to the cotton growers and restrict the farmers suicides," the former Speaker of Legislative Assembly said.
"The agriculture production and the industrial output are on the decline and people are still waiting for Rs 15 lakh which they were promised would get deposited in their savings account," he said referring to BJP's then Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's poll promise of repatriating the black money stashed abroad.
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Walse Patil said the state government has failed to give the high remunerative prices to cotton.
"The government has also failed to curb suicides of farmers in Vidarbha and Marathwada regions. The law and order situation is worsening," he alleged.
Walse Patil was recently appointed as the Nagpur district incharge of party affairs ahead of the civic body elections.
"NCP is gearing up to contest the forthcoming civic elections across the state on its own. But the final decision on alliance with Congress or other like-minded parties depends on our party leadership," he added.
To a query, the senior politician dismissed any possibility of NCP supporting the BJP government in state if its alliance partner Shiv Sena were to withdraw support.
He said Congress is "natural ally" of NCP.