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Gujral govt sharply divided over political crisis in UP
NEW DELHI. Oct 26: Indian Prime Minister Inder Kumar Gujral's ruling minority government was sharply divided today following a political crisis in a key state assembly, officials said, reports AFP.
Coalition allies, the Communist Party of India (Marxist. CPI-M) and the Socialist Party slammed Gujral's decision not to Impose federal rule in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh following a mass brawl in the state legislature last week.
Harkishan Singh Surjeet. general secretary of the CPI-M which supports the multi-party United Front government, said Gujral's government had "bungled" in Uttar Pradesh by allowing a Hindu nationalist government to take power.
Tbe '• . .ent sin.;.-ly did not understand the situation, displayed its bankruptcy and then began crying. Such blunders will not be tolerated in the
future," Singh said.
The Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP. Indian People's Party). India's largest parliamentary party. Is shunned by many parties for its right-wing stance.
It took control of Uttar Pradesh, regarded as India's political heartland, after winning a vote of confidence on October 21 amid allegations of bribery.
This led to opposition calls for New Delhi to take over the running of the state.
The Congress (I) Party, which is the power behind the coalition, tried to pressure Gujral into sacking the BJP government as more than half of its state deputies defected to the BJP.
The United Front ended two days of talks by finally backing the regional assembly. Congress, while disappointed, has pledged to continue its sup-
port for the Gujral coalition.
Surjeet said federal rule shoulcf have been imposed immediately after the BJP coalition collapsed following the withdrawal of support by a party of the "untouchables."
'The BJP in its quest for power is willing not only to enter into unprincipled alliances but also is indulging in horse-trading and unscrupulous means. Surjeet said.
The Samajwadi Party (Socialist Party) leader, Mu-layam Singh Yadav, said Gu-jral’s response to the UttaY Pradesh crisis was "weak-kneed” and the premier had surrendered to the BJP.
The CPI-M has 32 members in the parliament while the Socialists have 17 MPs.
Analysts said the political crisis In Uttar Pradesn could spur new general elections.