TMC leader demands UPA govt to quit immediately
30 March 2013 2:43 AM GMT
The Trinamool Congress on Friday demanded immediate resignation of the ‘minority’ UPA central government, saying it had no moral right to continue in office.
‘For the past six months, Trinamool Congress has been clearly stating that the UPA (United Progressive Alliance) is a minority government and has no moral right to continue for a single moment,’ Trinamool national general secretary Mukul Roy said.
Calling the UPA ‘anti-people’, he said the Trinamool had walked out of the coalition because the UPA was pursuing policies which were detrimental to the interests of the people.
‘We withdrew support because of polices like regular hike in diesel and petrol prices, introduction of FDI in multi-brand retail, pension and insurance bills and increase in fertiliser prices,’ Roy said.
‘For the past six months, Trinamool Congress has been clearly stating that the UPA (United Progressive Alliance) is a minority government and has no moral right to continue for a single moment,’ Trinamool national general secretary Mukul Roy said.
Calling the UPA ‘anti-people’, he said the Trinamool had walked out of the coalition because the UPA was pursuing policies which were detrimental to the interests of the people.
‘We withdrew support because of polices like regular hike in diesel and petrol prices, introduction of FDI in multi-brand retail, pension and insurance bills and increase in fertiliser prices,’ Roy said.
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