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No threat to coalition of PDP-BJP in Jammu and Kashmir: Ram Madhav

Ram Madhav, the BJP General Secretary, today on Saturday stated that there is no threat to the reigning coalition of PDP-BJP in the state of Jammu and Kashmir as both the parties are working in collaboration with one another.

Madhav arrived today in Jammu for chairing a Bhartiya Janata Party legislature meet at the party headquarters.

Madhav, who is also the in-charge for Jammu and Kashmir said, “We will talk to our party legislature and to the two ministers as well who have tendered their resignations”. He further added, “Things would be discussed and deliberations will be held about the latest political developments in the state.”

In the meantime, Mehbooba Mufti, the chief minister for the state is in Srinagar where she is holding a meeting with the party legislators along with the senior ministers so as to discuss the future course of action on rape and murder of the eight-year-old in Kathua.

As per the sources, Mehbooba was likely to make a request to the High Court of Jammu and Kashmir for constituting a fast-track trial court for delivering a sentence in the case. Moreover, the chief minister is also slated to declare the name of the police officers accused against whom the charge sheet has been filed.

 

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