Third Front will form stable govt with Cong support: Akhilesh

April 15, 2014 14:21

Stating that democracy has matured in the country, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav today claimed that Third Front will form a "stable government" with Congress' support after this Lok Sabha elections.

"The way in which election trend appears, BJP will not be able to reach the magic figure and form government. Congress will emerge weakest after elections...The parties associated with Third Front will get maximum number of seats and will form the next government", Yadav said in an interview.

On being asked whether Third Front government will be stable as earlier experiences were not good, Yadav said that democracy has matured in India.

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