Uttarakhand floor test result huge setback to Modi government: Kejriwal

May 10, 2016 16:37

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today said the BJP's defeat in the Uttarakhand floor test has come as a huge setback to Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led NDA, adding the ruling dispensation at the Centre must now stop toppling elected governments.

Kejriwal took to Twitter and said, "Uttarakhand floor test outcome is a huge setback to Modi govt. Hope they will stop toppling governments now."

With the conclusion of the crucial floor test in the Uttarakhand assembly today, former chief minster Harish Rawat in a very optimistic note said that the 'dark clouds' over Uttarakhand would finally drift away through the Supreme Court's formal announcement tomorrow.

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