'Congress stalling Parliament, expose them': PM Modi tells BJP MPs

Updated : Jul 27, 2021 12:18
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Editorji News Desk

With no business conducted in Parliament during the ongoing Monsoon Session due to opposition protest over Pegasus snooping scandal, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday trained guns at the Congress.

Addressing a meeting of the BJP's parliamentary party on Tuesday morning, the PM accused the Congress of deliberately rejecting attempts at resolving an impasse that has held up this Parliament session.

He pointed out that the Congress also stayed away from the last week's all-party meeting to review the Covid-19 situation, and said the party had also prevented others from attending.

The Prime Minister asked his party MPs to "expose this behaviour of the Congress and some opposition parties in front of the media and the public".

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