The Congress-led government fell in the Union Territory of Puducherry. Chief Minister V. Narayanasamy could not prove his majority on Monday and walked out of the House along with his MLAs. He has submitted his resignation to the Lieutenant Governor. In the special session of the assembly, he said that former LG Kiran Bedi and the central government, along with the opposition, tried to bring down the government. If our MLAs were with us, the government would have run for five years.
Recently, after the resignation of four Congress MLAs, the crisis had deepened on the government. After this, Lieutenant Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan had asked the government to prove its majority. A day before the floor test, one MLA from the Congress and the DMK, who were part of the coalition, resigned further, after which the Narayanasamy government came into minority.