The Narayanasamy-led Congress Government in Puducherry has lost the trust vote in the House. The Union Territory appears headed for President's rule as the Opposition parties are not keen on forming government in the Union Territory.

Opposition parties like BJP, AIADMK have are unwilling to form a government so close to the elections, and have decided to come to power in a democratic manner.

With the opposition disinclined to stake claim to form an alternative Government, as election notification is hardly a few days away, the Union Territory is likely headed for a President’s rule.

As per reports, Puducherry Lieutenant Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan has recommended President's Rule.

After staging a walkout from the Assembly before the motion seeking confidence vote was put up for voting in the House, Narayanasamy proceeded to the Raj Nivas and submitted his resignation to Lt Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan.

Narayanasamy, accompanied by the remaining Ministers of his cabinet - R Kamalakannan, M.O.H.F Shah Jahan and M Kandasamy - and legislators belonging to the Congress and DMK and the lone Independent member, had called on the Lieutenant Governor at Raj Nivas in the forenoon and handed over the letter.

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