BJP is sticking tothe "Agenda of Alliance" but "adamancy is from PDP", state party unit's general secretary (Organisation) Ashok Koul told PTI here.
"From our side there ispositivity and we feel the same from otherside. There is no uncertainty from BJP side," he said.
His comments came just hours ahead of the party leaders' meeting with Governor N N Vohra who had asked the coalition partners BJP and PDP to clarify their stand on governmentformation.
The core group met yesterday also after which BJP's three-member panel rushed to New Delhi and held consultations with central leadership on the government formation after tough talk by PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti on carrying forward the alliance.
The political crisis in Jammu and Kashmir arose afterthe demise of then Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed January 7.
Sayeed's daughter and PDP Chief Mehbooba said onSunday that before taking a call on continuing the alliance, she wants to "reassess" whether the Narendra Modi government would take substantive steps within a 'set time-frame' to address the "core" political and economic issues of the state.
The Governor has written to leaders of the two parties asking them to clarify their stand on government formation by today.
PDP, with 27 MLAs in the 87-member Assembly and BJP with25 legislators, ran a coalition government headed by Mufti Sayeed for 10months before his demise on January 7.
