Chennai, March 01: BJP, which has sought to corner the Congress-led UPA government at the Centre on the price-rise issue by announcing that it would move cut motions on the budget in Parliament, today said it had no intention to pull it down.
“We do not want this government, which is a few months old, to fall; that is not our intention. We want to make Congress realise the sufferings of poor people on the price rise issue and the fuel price hike which could further spur prices of essential commodities,” party’s senior leader M Venkaiah Naidu told reporters here.
Naidu denied “suggesting” to the DMK and Trinamool Congress, which have been pressing for rollback of fuel price hike, to vote against the government when the budget comes up for passing before Parliament.
–Agencies