The Central government’s decision to approach the IAEA for the Indo-US nuclear deal is proper and it pose no problem to the UPA Government, Goa Chief Minister Digambar Kamat has said.
Answering a question on the survival of the UPA government at Centre, Kamat said it was not new that Left withdrew its support to the government.
“This is very common in a coalition government,” he said. Kamat made the comments on the sidelines of a marriage function of Shirdi Sansthan Trustee, A B Khambekar, here yesterday.
Courtesy: Economic Times
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