<p>Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Monday accused the BJP of luring Congress MLAs and destabilising party-led governments as Puducherry Chief Minister V Narayansamy resigned after failing to muster up numbers in the Assembly.</p>.<p>“What has happened in Puducherry is most unfortunate and yet another case of how the BJP is destabilising Congress governments to grab power through unethical means,” Gehlot said.</p>.<p>His remarks came as Narayanasamy quit as Puducherry chief minister after his government was reduced to a minority as six MLAs supporting him quit over the past one month, two months ahead of the assembly elections.</p>.<p>“First, they created problems in running the administration through the Lieutenant Governor and now this has happened,” Gehlot said, targeting the BJP for the loss of the Congress government.</p>.<p>“Luring Congress MLAs has been their modus operandi in all Congress-ruled states. We saw this in Karnataka, MP and now in Puducherry. They tried it in Rajasthan but people of Rajasthan taught them a lesson,” he said.</p>.<p>“The people are watching what tactics BJP is adopting and the party will be taught a lesson by electorates in the next elections in Puducherry,” he added.</p>
<p>Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Monday accused the BJP of luring Congress MLAs and destabilising party-led governments as Puducherry Chief Minister V Narayansamy resigned after failing to muster up numbers in the Assembly.</p>.<p>“What has happened in Puducherry is most unfortunate and yet another case of how the BJP is destabilising Congress governments to grab power through unethical means,” Gehlot said.</p>.<p>His remarks came as Narayanasamy quit as Puducherry chief minister after his government was reduced to a minority as six MLAs supporting him quit over the past one month, two months ahead of the assembly elections.</p>.<p>“First, they created problems in running the administration through the Lieutenant Governor and now this has happened,” Gehlot said, targeting the BJP for the loss of the Congress government.</p>.<p>“Luring Congress MLAs has been their modus operandi in all Congress-ruled states. We saw this in Karnataka, MP and now in Puducherry. They tried it in Rajasthan but people of Rajasthan taught them a lesson,” he said.</p>.<p>“The people are watching what tactics BJP is adopting and the party will be taught a lesson by electorates in the next elections in Puducherry,” he added.</p>
