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Let BJP bring in no-trust motion: MP CM Kamal Nath

| @indiablooms | Mar 16, 2020, at 01:37 pm

Bhopal/UNI/IBNS: Even as Madhya Pradesh continues to witness a series of political developments, Chief Minister Kamal Nath averred on Monday that if the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party believes it enjoys majority in the Assembly then nobody is preventing the saffron camp from bringing in a no-confidence motion.

“My dispensation shall survive any trial of strength,” Nath said during an interaction with the press on the Vidhan Sabha premises after adjournment of the House amid pandemonium till March 26 over coronavirus fears.

Madhya Pradesh Assembly was adjourned on Monday by the Speaker amid ongoing coronavirus scare though a floor test to decide the fate of Kamal Nath government was likely to take place as it purportedly fell out of confidence after 22 MLAs left the Congress and sided with Jyotiraditya Scindia who joined BJP last week, media reports said.

 

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