Mukul Roy waiting for Congress to act
 coalition. The statement comes after Trinamool withdrew its support from the UPA (United Progressive Alliance) on Tuesday.
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Published on: Wed, 19 Sep 2012 at 14:31 IST
Kolkata: The outgoing railway minister, Mukul Roy on Wednesday said that it is now for the Congress to save the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) coalition. The statement comes after Trinamool withdrew its support from the UPA (United Progressive Alliance) on Tuesday.Roy rubbished claims that the Congress leadership had tried to reach out to the Trinamool before the party announced on Tuesday night that it was pulling out of the UPA government.
"I don't know what they are saying but the fact is I did not receive any message or feelers from the Congress leadership," Roy told.
Asked if there was a way out of the stalemate, he said, "We have announced our decision. We can't support anti-people policies. Now the ball is in the Congress court. It is for them to decide the fate of UPA."
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