Hence, the Lt Governor has said, the President's rule should be imposed in Delhi by keeping the Assembly under suspended animation till any party or a combination of parties is able to form the government, sources said.
If no party comes forward to stake claim to form the government, the President's rule can be imposed in the next two days, sources said.
“The meeting of the Union Cabinet, which will recommend imposition of President's rule by keeping the Assembly under suspended animation, can be convened at a short notice of two hours, a source said.
BJP (31) along with its ally Akali Dal got 32 seats in a House of 70 and was followed by AAP with 28 seats.
Meanwhile, sources said, the President has notified the constitution of the new Delhi Assembly on December 10.
(With PTI inputs)
Lt Governor recommends President's rule as one of the options in Delhi
New Delhi: Delhi's Lt Governor Najeeb Jung, in his report to the President, has recommended President's rule as one of the options in Delhi. Central rule with the Assembly being kept in suspended animation was one
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