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No trust move against Mayawati Govt.

Lucknow March. 4. In a day of swift political developments in the wake of the cassette and CD controversy, the entire Opposition in Uttar Pradesh, led by the Samajwadi Party, today served a notice of no-confidence against the Mayawati Government.

An Opposition delegation met the Assembly Secretary, R.P. Pandey, and served the notice of no-confidence against the BSP-BJP Government.

The delegation comprised the SP Legislature party leader, Azam Khan, the Congress Legislature group leader, Pramod Tewari, the Rashtriya Kranti Party leader, Kalyan Singh, and some independent legislators.

The leaders also sought a two-day discussion on the motion, which is likely to be put before the Assembly tomorrow. — PTI

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