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Manipur: Haven't received CM Ibobi's resignation yet, says Governor Heptullah
Manipur Governor Najma Heptulla today said that she has not received Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh\'s resignation yet and added that only then can the process of government formation begin.
Manipur Governor Najma Heptulla today said that she has not received Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh's resignation yet and added that only then can the process of government formation begin.
"I have not received, till today, any resignation letter from the Chief Minister, though yesterday I told him that the process of formation of the government will begin once he resigns," Heptullah told reporters here.
The Governor informed that she was approached by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders along with its supporters to stake claim to form the government.
"Along with one LJP MLA, the four MLAs of NPP, one MLA from Trinamool Congress and one MLA from the Congress Party called on me. The president of NPP spoke to me on telephone and sent the letter of support to BJP-led government to the governor's house. I was satisfied that they have the support of 32 MLAs," she said.
Heptullah further said that the Chief Minister came to meet her post the meeting with the BJP-led delegation to form the government in the state.
"After an hour the Chief Minister came to meet me with his deputy CM and party president with a letter to claim that he should be called because he is the single largest party, they also brought a letter on behalf of NPP signed by two people, secretary and the president, and When I saw that letter, I told him that he cannot bring the letter on behalf of NPP and they should personally come over here," she said.
"I told the Chief Minister that first you resign then only I can start the process of formation of the government. He didn't say anything and just went away," Heptullah added.
Heptullah further said that the Election Commission of India will give her a notification with a list of elected members and only then she will start the process.
In Manipur, efforts continue for government formation in the state as both the BJP and Congress met the Governor in Imphal last night, with the ruling Congress staking claim to form the government and BJP showing its strength.
The Congress had won 28 seats in Manipur, followed by the BJP 21. The NPP and the NPF have won four seats each, while the LJP and the Trinamool Congress have bagged one seat each.
