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JD(U) denies move to snap ties with NDA

By Our Special Correspondent

NEW DELHI APRIL 14. The Janata Dal (United) today denied reports that the party was willing to snap ties with the National Democratic Alliance at the Centre.

The party general secretary, K C Tyagi, said here that the Janata Dal had got the mandate to be with the NDA for five years and discounted any move to move away from the alliance.

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