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Karra admits to differences with Azad

Luv Puri

Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir's Finance and Planning Minister Tariq Hamid Karra (PDP) admitted to having differences with Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad.

Mr. Karra said: "We have differences with our Congress colleagues on some administrative issues. But differences are the essence of democracy and they would be resolved democratically."

Ruling out any premature dissolution of the present Assembly, Mr. Karra said: "Dissolution is not the prerogative of any one person in a coalition where no single party commands a simple majority. Under the present circumstances and in the interest of the people of Jammu and Kashmir, I believe that the present Assembly will complete its tenure."

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