Badal seeks early LS polls, says NDA best alternative to Cong
Charging Congress with being responsible for corruption, Badal said the party was being wiped out of the country as people were fed up with it.

New Delhi: Riding on its success in Punjab where it created history by returning to power for a second consecutive term, NDA ally Shiromani Akali Dal (Badal) today favoured early Lok Sabha polls, saying the country had come to a standstill under Congress rule and people were fed up.[caption id="attachment_240156" align="alignleft" width="380" caption="Riding on its success in Punjab where it created history by returning to power for a second consecutive term, NDA ally Shiromani Akali Dal (Badal) today favoured early Lok Sabha polls PTI"]
[/caption]Badal also said NDA was currently the best alternative to Congress at the Centre in case the country went for early general elections."I think there should be elections as soon as possible... all are so fed up... because not a single decision is being taken by the government of India. Cases, projects are pending for years. The main meetings are not taking place... How can the country come to a standstill. I personally feel that the country has come to a standstill under the Congres rule," SAD (B) president Sukhbir Singh Badal said here today.When asked if SAD (B) was working towards a new alternative at the Centre with Trinamool Congress and Janta Dal (United), he said the NDA would provide the "best alternative to the Congress at this moment"."At this moment, I think the BJP, the Akalis, the NDA is the best alternative for this nation. And I think this alternative whenever it was in government before, actually performed and gave positive results. All infrastructure, major projects were initiated during Vajpayee government. So I think the next alternative and the only alternative to Congress is the NDA," he told reporters.Charging Congress with being responsible for "corruption at such high scale", Badal said the party was being wiped out of the country as people were fed up with it.PTI

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