CPI(M) not to back Trinamool's no-confidence motion

November 19, 2012 16:28

Virtually rejecting Trinamool Congress' appeal to support a no-confidence motion to be brought by it, CPI(M) today said such a move would only help the government cover up all its "wrong" policies.

"A no-confidence motion (in Lok Sabha) will only help the government cover up all wrong measures it has taken and claim parliamentary mandate, as it has the numbers to defeat such a motion," CPI(M) General Secretary Prakash Karat said here.

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