Government Says Ready To Discuss Manipur Situation In Parliament
NDTV
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi said the government was ready to discuss all matters in parliament, including the 2-month-long violence in Manipur, in which more than 80 people have died.
The Centre today said that it was ready for a discussion on the violence in Manipur during the monsoon session of Parliament – a subject the Opposition accuses it of dodging. At a meeting of the business advisory committee ahead of the monsoon session, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi said the government was ready to discuss all matters in parliament, including the 2-month-long violence in Manipur, in which more than 80 people have died.
The Congress earlier said discussion on issues like price rise and Manipur is "non-negotiable". The party has been seeking a response from Prime Minister Narendra Modi since ethnic violence broke out in Manipur on May 3.
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