'No secular govt can be formed without Cong'

December 23, 2014 14:32

In Jammu, state Congress spokesperson Rashid Choudhary said that party will be part of a secular government in the state.

"Congress will part of the secular government in Jammu and Kashmir," he told reporters. He said "no secular government can be formed without Congress.

Congress and PDP were in government in coalition in 2002. It was good government. It ran well. Congress was also in coalition with NC," Choudhary said that Congress is open to being part of a secular government in the state.

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