JMM submits 'withdrawal support' letter to governor

January 08, 2013 10:43

The Jharkhand Cabinet has decided to recommend the dissolution of the state assembly to Governor Syed Ahmed, says Chief Minister Arjun Munda. Yesterday, the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) said it has withdrawn its support from the BJP-led government, putting the 28-months-old coalition government led by Arjun Munda in a minority. "The support has been taken back. We would go to the Governor's house tomorrow (to submit a letter on the withdrawal)," JMM chief Sibu Soren said in Ranchi. The JMM has now submitted the withdrawal of support letter to the governor. CM Munda will meet the governor at 11.15 am.

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