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Puducherry

Puducherry political crisis: Congress to take a final decision tomorrow, says CM Narayanasamy

| @indiablooms | Feb 22, 2021, at 04:27 am

Puducherry/UNI : Puducherry Chief  Minister V Narayanasamy on Sunday night said that a final decision on the strategy  of the ruling side would be taken on Monday morning.

Talking to news persons after a meeting of the Congress and DMK legislators here on Sunday, the chief minister said that the views of the MLAs had been heard and a final decision was yet to be taken.
     
On Monday, before the assembly commences at 10 AM ,there will be another meeting in which the final decision will be taken and it will be announced in the  assembly.
 
With just 12 members (including the Speaker) on their side as against 14 in the opposition, the government has been reduced to a minority and Mr Narayanasamy has no other option other than to resign.

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