PDP, BJP violating people's mandate by not forming govt: Cong

New Delhi: Congress on Monday accused PDP and BJP of "violating" the mandate of the people by not forming government in Jammu and Kashmir and expressed the hope that better sense would prevail on them.

"I charge PDP and BJP with ignoring, belying, violating fundamental democratic mandate from people in the sensitive border state. They have been elected to govern and even a minute's delay is not good," party spokesman Abhishek Singhvi told reporters.

Singhvi said that the political uncertainty has caused a situation "more serious" than people might think due to frequent "flip-flop-flips" by the coalition partners as earlier there was a government in place whose rule might have been marked by "misgovernance or non-governance".

The Congress' attack came at a time when Governor NN Vohra called PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti and state BJP chief Sat Pal Sharma for meeting tomorrow asking them to clarify their stand on formation of government.

The Governor's consultations with PDP and BJP are seen as last ditch efforts to avoid the possibility of snap assembly polls in the state as the regional party has toughened its stand.