Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir unit of CPI(M) on Tuesday termed the BJP-PDP government as government of controversies and U-turns, saying there was no feel of governance on the ground during its 100 days of rule in the state.
"During this 100-day of rule of BJP-PDP government in J-K, there was no feel of the governance on the ground," CPI(M) leader and MLA M Y Tarigami said.
Claiming that there was lack of coordination between PDP and BJP, he said BJP leadership says one-thing while PDP says another thing on the same issue.
"BJP talks about removing Article 370, while PDP is against it. One talks about removing AFSPA, while the other talks about retaining it," he said, adding that in such a condition the governance becomes causality.
"Whatever the compulsion of this alliance has been, they had claimed to rehabilitate the flood victims and also build the damaged infrastructure but they have failed bitterly," he said.
"They claimed to get huge funds from the Centre for flood victims but did not get anything. They are nowhere seen close to the flood victims as they did nothing instead Deputy Chief Minister Nirmal Singh is rubbing salt in the wounds of them," Tarigami said.
CPI(M) also hit out at the Sayeed government for hurting the sentiments of the flood victims in Kashmir with its Deputy Chief Minister openly making "irresponsible statements".
"Sayeed government has not only failed to rehabilitate the flood victims even after 100 days of its government but instead hurting the sentiments of them by irresponsible statements by its Deputy CM," the CPI(M) leader said.
"During the period, they were caught in several controversies and the two coalition partners used to level charges and counter charges on each other with the result the governance became their last preference," he said, adding that there is nothing coming between them except sharing the power.
