Opposition reacts

May 17, 2018 16:31

Capt. Amarinder Singh, Punjab CM: The Governor is going against the Constitution. The role of Governor is being dictated by the govt. He was a RSS member and a Cabinet Minister under Modi Saheb in Gujarat. It is obvious that he will listen to the Centre.

MK Stalin, DMK: All of us saw how PM Modi misused the office of Governor in Tamil Nadu. The same has been done in Karnataka. This is totally against democracy and rule of law. We condemn it.

Tejashwi Yadav, RJD: We would be holding a 1-day dharna tomorrow against the murder of democracy in Karnataka. We also request the Bihar Governor to dissolve the state government and like in Karnataka invite the single largest party, which in Bihar is the RJD. I will meet Honourable Governor of Bihar along with MLAs as we are single largest party of Bihar.

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