<div>With Jammu and Kashmir delivering a splintered verdict, PDP leader Mehbooba Mufti said Tuesday that it will take time to form a government to provide "good governance".<br /><br />Mehbooba said that while she was happy the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) had become the single largest group in the 87-member assembly, the outcome was not to her expectation.<br /><br />"It is not a decisive mandate. It is not even according to our expectations. We could not get the kind of result we had expected," she told the media here.<br /><br />She said the PDP was in no hurry to form a government and refused to say if her party would prefer to sail with the Bharatiya Janata Party, the second largest group in the house, or the Congress, a former ally.<br /><br />"We are looking for a government which is based on an agenda... The agenda of good governance.<br /><br />"It will take time to find out what are the formulations which can give good governance. We will take our time... We are not in a hurry."<br /><br />Mehbooba, however, underlined that the Kashmir verdict was "a vote against both the NC (National Conference) and the Congress".<br /><br />"The priority is not to cobble (up) any government. We will explore the possibilities... The government should have credibility. It should be able to deliver.<br /><br />"We are in the process of exploring the possibilities. We will do our best for the people of Jammu and Kashmir."</div>
<div>With Jammu and Kashmir delivering a splintered verdict, PDP leader Mehbooba Mufti said Tuesday that it will take time to form a government to provide "good governance".<br /><br />Mehbooba said that while she was happy the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) had become the single largest group in the 87-member assembly, the outcome was not to her expectation.<br /><br />"It is not a decisive mandate. It is not even according to our expectations. We could not get the kind of result we had expected," she told the media here.<br /><br />She said the PDP was in no hurry to form a government and refused to say if her party would prefer to sail with the Bharatiya Janata Party, the second largest group in the house, or the Congress, a former ally.<br /><br />"We are looking for a government which is based on an agenda... The agenda of good governance.<br /><br />"It will take time to find out what are the formulations which can give good governance. We will take our time... We are not in a hurry."<br /><br />Mehbooba, however, underlined that the Kashmir verdict was "a vote against both the NC (National Conference) and the Congress".<br /><br />"The priority is not to cobble (up) any government. We will explore the possibilities... The government should have credibility. It should be able to deliver.<br /><br />"We are in the process of exploring the possibilities. We will do our best for the people of Jammu and Kashmir."</div>