Modi speaks well around the nation, why not in parliament, "asks Congress

Run a frontal attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, senior Congress leader Anand Sharma on Wednesday no further questions from the former parliament.

"The opposition asks government that there should be a debate on the situation in the country and the prime minister must be a part of this. There is a broad attempt to distribute tension in society, polarization, and it should tell us what is being done to stop it," Sharma said.

"The prime minister Narendra Modi should listen to the opposition and to answer their questions about what his party does. This requirement is reasonable in a democracy. The government arrogantly dismissing this simple request. Anyone who speaks well and across the country can not come to Parliament and say? opposition leaders denied the opportunity to express themselves, it is clear that the government wants parliament to work, "he added.

Meanwhile, Congress leader Veerappa Moily said the government should change its attitude if they want to cooperate opposition parties.

Earlier in the day, the opposition deadlock case to the Council of States by repeated demand that Prime Minister Modi called the upper house to make an application for conversion of a row that has been chopped national newspapers over the past few days.

The Prime Minister was, however, present in the Lok Sabha.

Arun Jaitley, Minister of Finance of the opposition objected, saying that the Prime Minister has not given any policy decision outside parliament, but only made the remark.

Last week, about 200 people were converted to Hinduism in a ceremony in Agra groups associated with the BJP's ideological mentor RSS.

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