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Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu Slams
Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu Slams Opposition on Parliament Disruptions
 INDIA , 2-August-2015  9:28:35 AM
Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu today slammed Congress and other rival parties over repeated disruptions in Parliament and said the Centre is ready to accommodate view of the Opposition if their request is fair.

Appealing to the Opposition not to indulge in a blame-game, Naidu expressed hope that the issues would be resolved at an all-party meeting called tomorrow.

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"I appeal to Congress please do not hurt the interest of the country. Let us not indulge in a blame game. Come to Parliament, let us discuss it.

"Tomorrow I have called for an all-party meeting and I hope the meeting will be fruitful and we will be able to resolve the issues and then move forward," he said.

The senior BJP leader said, "As far as the government (is concerned), we have not done anything wrong, nothing illegal, nothing immoral has been done by any of our ministers. We are ready to discuss any issue at any length... Government is always ready to walk an extra mile to accommodate view of the Opposition, if their request is fair."

Stressing that there is no substitute for a healthy debate in Parliament, he said, "If you want democracy to succeed and if you want people's aspirations to be highlighted then the only way is you raise them in Parliament. And if you want to criticise the government, you can criticise as you have been doing it also."

From : http://www.ndtv.com  

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