Friday 21 June 2013

Nitish wins trust vote after BJP walks out



Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has won the floor test in Bihar Assembly on Wednesday, with the JD(U) securing 126 votes in its favour.

Congress, CPI, LJP and some Independents voted in favour of the confidence motion moved by Mr. Kumar. Twenty-two MLAs from Lalu Prasad's RJD and two Independents voted against the motion.




With the JD(U) mustering majority for passage of trust vote, BJP MLAs walked out of the Bihar Assembly after accusing Chief Minister Nitish Kumar of betraying the mandate of NDA.

“We know you have mustered majority in the House to ensure passage of trust vote... therefore we are walking out,” BJP legislature party leader Nandkishore Yadav announced in the House.

On Mr. Yadav’s announcement, BJP MLAs promptly walked out of the Legislative Assembly while the debate on the trust vote moved by the Nitish Kumar government was going on.

The 91-member BJP legislature party will be sitting in the opposition bench for the first time since November 2005 when the alliance came to power after defeating the RJD-led UPA government in Bihar.In the 243-member House, JD(U) has 118 members, including Speaker, BJP 91, RJD 22, Congress 4, LJP and CPI one each and Independents 6


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