High Drama in the Valley.
In a bid to form the government, former CM Mehbooba Mufti wrote to the Governor staking claim to form the government.
She wrote on Twitter: "Have been trying to send this letter to Rajbhavan. Strangely the fax is not received. Tried to contact HE Governor on phone. Not available. Hope you see it."
Meanwhile, Omar Abdullah wrote on Twitter: " Who ever said may you live in intresting times' knew what they were talking about."
The PDP, National Conference and Congress have agreed to join hands to form a new government in Jammu and Kashmir, senior PDP leader Altaf Bukhari said here on Wednesday.
The businessman-turned-politician said around 60 MLAs were supporting the proposed alliance in the 87-member House.
"The leaders have agreed to form an alliance. The PDP, NC, Congress at the leadership level have agreed. What are the contours of the alliance, it has not come down to MLAs. I am an MLA and I have been told only this much," Bukhari told reporters here.
The Peoples Democratic Party leader, who met National Conference vice president Omar Abdullah earlier in the day, said he did not discuss the alliance issue with the former chief minister.
"We keep on meeting. I had no talks about the alliance but generally we all meet," he said.
Bukhari, who is tipped to lead the alliance if it comes to fruition, denied that he had called a meeting of PDP MLAs in connection with government formation.
Asked if he was in the running for the chief minister's post, Bukhari said, "There is no such thing. The chief minister will be from among the leaders. This issue is not about chief ministership".
"This alliance is being formed to address the Kashmir issue, the situation in Kashmir and to protect the special identity of the state that we have in the Constitution of India.
"As elected representatives, we have to respond to the aspirations of the people and the emerging situation. Article 370 and Article 35-A are under attack. This alliance is not being formed for being in power," he added.
To a query on when would the alliance be announced formally, he said, "It should be made very soon. Nothing has been planned for today in view of Eid Milad-un-Nabi celebrations".
At a function in Kathua last week, BJP general Secretary Ram Madhav had reportedly said that since the governor's rule was imposed in the state there had been development in all sectors.
"Even the public is happy. So, the party has decided that the governor's rule should continue for some more time," he had said.
Jammu and Kashmir was placed under the governor's rule on June 19 after the BJP pulled out of its coalition with the PDP and no alternative front staked claim for government formation.
However, the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly was placed in suspended animation, leaving doors open for efforts for fresh government formation.
As per the Constitution of Jammu and Kashmir, the state would go under direct President's Rule on December 19 if the present situation continues.
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