Patna\/New Delhi, Jan 9 (ANI): RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav on Wednesday asked Governor Syed Ahmad to put Jharkhand Assembly under suspension so that parties can explore the option of forming a popular government in the tribal state.
\nHe also termed Chief Minister Arjun Munda\u2019s recommendation to dissolve the Assembly in wake of the ongoing political crisis in the state as unconstitutional.
\nA day after the collapse of the Arjun Munda government, the JMM leaders led by Shibu Soren are expected to hold talks with the Congress top brass in Delhi on the possibility of stitching up a new alliance to form government in Jharkhand.
\nAccording to reports, top JMM leaders including Hemant Soren. Simon Marandi, Mathura Mahto and Hazi Hussain Ansari will hold discussions with Congress chief Sonia Gandhi, PM manmohan Singh and other s, PM manmohan Singh and other s, PM manmohan Singh and other senior leaders.
\nThe JMM leaders are expected to stay in Delhi till a new political alliance is stitched up.
\nJharkhand Pradesh Congress Committee (JPCC) chief Pradip Balmuchu said that his party would decide the future course of action only after JMM, which has finally withdrawn support to the BJP-led Arjun Munda Government, comes forward with its proposal.
\nAsserting that the JMM has been an old partner of the Congress and has also been helping the ruling government at the Centre, Balmuchu also made it clear that his outfit had no problem in joining hands with Shibu Soren\u2019s party.
\nArjun Munda, who resigned as the chief minister on Tuesday, recommended dissolution of the 82-member Assembly leaving the situation wide open for Governor Syed Ahmed to decide the future course of action.
\nThe latest development in this regard came after the JMM withdrew its supoort to the BJP-led Arjun Munda Government.
\nRelations between the BJP and JMM came under strain since the chief minister rejected that there was an agreement between the two parties on rotation of power after 28 months in office.
\nJMM, however, insisted there had been an agreement to share power.<\/p>\n\n