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Jharkhand Guv recommends revocation of President's rule

The recommendation observed that as a new alliance has staked claim to form a government with a support of 43 MLAs in the 82-member Jharkhand Assembly

Press Trust of India Ranchi
Jharkhand Governor Syed Ahmed today recommended to the Centre revocation of President's rule, a day after JMM staked claim to form a new government in the state.

The recommendation observed that as a new alliance has staked claim to form a government with a support of 43 MLAs in the 82-member Jharkhand Assembly, the central rule may be revoked, official sources said here.

JMM legislature party leader Hemant Soren had yesterday handed over the list of support to the governor and expressed his readiness to form an alternative government.

JMM is being backed by Congress, RJD, smaller parties and independents to form the ninth government in Jharkhand.
 

President's rule was imposed with the assembly being kept under suspended animation on January 18 after JMM withdrew support to the BJP-led alliance on January 8.

The central rule comes to an end on July 18.

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First Published: Jul 10 2013 | 2:40 PM IST

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