"Since the ruling Congress government has miserably failed to deliver in all sectors, it is therefore, in the fitness of things that the assembly poll in the state due in October next be preponed and conducted with the parliamentary elections in April," party president Nikh Kamin said in a statement here today.
He further reasoned that holding of simultaneous polls would save lots of resources of the state as well as the nation and would also lessen the inconveniences caused both to the public and the electioneering machineries.
He stated that the "high command based parties" like Congress and BJP neither have an Arunachal specific vision plan nor do they have a "consensus CM candidate".
"What they have in common is a stereotype and outdated set of ideas manufactured by high command in Delhi and their so called party ideologues," he added.
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