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Puducherry Floor Test: CM Narayanasamy to quit as Congress govt fails to prove majority; loses trust vote

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, Chief Minister V Narayanasamy held a meeting with Congress and DMK MLAs to discuss further strategy on Sunday. Congress MLA K Lakshmi Narayanan and DMK MLA K Venkatesan tendered their resignation from the Assembly Speaker VP Sivakolundhu. Sivakolundhu refutes any plan to meet the Governor. With the two resignations, the Congress government’s strength in the Puducherry legislative assembly has fallen to 12 out of a total of 26.

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Ashok Gehlot: Development in Puducherry unfortunate, BJP undermining democracy: Ashok Gehlot

Gehlot said, “What has happened in Puducherry is most unfortunate and yet another case of how BJP is destabilising Congress governments to grab power through unethical means. First, they created problems in running the administration through the Lieutenant Governor and now this has happened.”

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Puducherry Floor Test: CM V Narayanasamy loses trust vote in Assembly

Moving the motion, the chief minister told the Assembly that his government had the majority. Apparently referring to former Lt Governor Kiran Bedi constantly being at loggerheads with him on administrative matters, he said that he had however, delivered for the union territory, including effectively handling the COVID

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Puducherry: Congress government loses majority, Chief Minister Narayanasamy resigns

The CM accused former Lieutenant Governor Kiran Bedi and the Centre of colluding with the Opposition to topple his government just before the elections.

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Puducherry CM V Narayanasamy resigns after losing assembly floor test

Puducherry CM V Narayanasamy resigns after losing assembly floor test
Puducherry floor test: MLAs should stay loyal to the party. MLAs who have resigned will not be able to face the people as people will call them opportunists said CM Narayanasamy
BusinessToday.In | February 22, 2021 | Updated 12:36 IST
Puducherry political crisis: Congress govt loses majority
Puducherry CM V Narayanasamy lost the trust vote in the Assembly, failing to prove the Congress-led government's majority in the Union Territory. CM Narayanasamy meets Lieutenant Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan and tendered his resignation after the loss.
"MLAs should stay loyal to the party. MLAs who have resigned will not be able to face the people as people will call them opportunists," said Puducherry CM as the government loses majority.

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v narayanasamy: Narayanasamy resigns, Congress loses power in Puducherry ahead of polls

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.

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Puducherry Congress CM may quit ahead of vote

Ruling front’s strength has been reduced to 12 with the latest resignation of two MLAs

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Congress Led Puducherry Govt Falls Ahead Of Trust Vote, CM Narayanasamy Resigns

Congress Led Puducherry Govt Falls Ahead Of Trust Vote, CM Narayanasamy Resigns
Puducherry CM V Narayanasamy (Pic Via Twitter)
Puducherry Chief Minister V Narayanasamy on Monday resigned after his Congress-led government collapsed just before facing the floor test in the Assembly.
After the dramatic walkout by Narayanasamy and his MLAs, Speaker V P Sivakozhundu announced that the government has lost its majority.
Narayanasamy later submitted his resignation to in-charge Lieutenant Governor Tamilisai Soundarrajan.
"We have submitted the resignation to the Lieutenant Governor. It is now for the Lieutenant Governor to decide," Narayanasamy told the media persons.
"In the Assembly, we said only the elected members can vote. The Speaker did not agree and we walked out," he said.

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Congress loses Puducherry as CM V Narayanasamy quits before trust vote

The Congress government in Puducherry fell on Monday after Chief Minister V Narayanasamy resigned ahead of the confidence vote in the Assembly with the coalition ministry reduced to a minority due to a spate of resignations of party MLAs and a DMK legislator recently.
Narayanasamy met Lt Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan and submitted the resignation of his four-member Cabinet, ahead of the Assembly elections due in April-May.
With the exit of the Congress government here, Punjab, Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh are the only three states in the country ruled by the party on its own.
Holding that Speaker V P Sivakolundhu did not put to vote the motion moved by him for a confidence vote, the Congress veteran said the former's ruling that it stood defeated was “incorrect and invalid”.

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Puducherry Political Crisis: Will NR Congress Form Government In Puducherry? What Its Leader Says

The Congress-DMK coalition fell short of the majority mark of 14 in the 26-member assembly (File)
Highlights
The Congress-DMK coalition fell short of the majority mark of 14
It happened after five Congress and one DMK MLA quit
Hours after the Congress lost power in Puducherry, the biggest opposition party, NR Congress, said it had not staked claim to form the next government but was waiting for the Lieutenant Governor's invite. "I have not staked claim to form the government - I had only sought a Trust Vote," NR Congress chief N Rangaswamy said.
All eyes are on the opposition party, which has a majority in the Puducherry assembly, after the Congress government of V Narayanasamy collapsed this morning, just three months before elections.

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