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Puducherry assembly speaker VP Sivakolundhu resigns citing health reasons  Puducherry assembly speaker VP Sivakolundhu resigns citing health reasons  Puducherry Assembly Speaker VP Sivakolundhu resigned on Sunday citing health reasons even as his brother joined the BJP ahead of the elections in the union territory. advertisement UPDATED: February 28, 2021 22:34 IST Sivakolundhu won from the Lawspet constituency in the 2016 Assembly elections on a Congress ticket. (File photo: neva.gov.in) Puducherry Assembly Speaker VP Sivakolundhu resigned on Sunday citing health reasons even as his brot...

CM V Narayanasamy Amid political crisis and rumble before polls in the Union Territory, a floor test in Puducherry Assembly will be taking place on Monday as per directions of Lieutenant Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan. This move comes after two Congress MLAs A John Kumar and Lakshmi Narayanan and DMK MLA K Venkatesan resigned from the Assembly. The Lt Governor earlier ordered a floor test in assembly on February 22. If both the government and the opposition fall short of numbers, Puducherry is likely headed for President’s rule just three months before elections. Ahead of the floor test...

Ahead of the floor test, the strength of the Congress-DMK combine in Puducherry Assembly stands at 11 in the 33-member House.

URL copied Puducherry: Congress-led government loses confidence vote The Congress-led government in Puducherry lost the confidence vote in the Legislative Assembly on Monday. Assembly Speaker VP Sivakolundhu said announced that the Narayanasamy government could not prove its majority and adjourned the House sine die. Though Narayanasamy moved the motion seeking the confidence vote minutes after the Assembly met for a special one-day session, he and his ruling side MLAs later walked out before the motion was put for voting. Subsequently, the Speaker declared that the motion sto...

New Delhi, February 21 Ahead of the floor test on Monday, the Congress-led coalition in Puducherry plunged into further crisis with two more MLAs, one each from the Congress and the DMK, resigning.