Opposition proceedings to a standstill in the Raja Sabha on Wednesday by repeated demand that Prime Minister Narendra Modi be brought to the Upper House to make a statement on the conversion of a row that has been chopped national newspapers over the past few days.

At the time of filing this report, Deputy Chairman Raja Sabha, PJKurien, which adjourned to 12:18 PM as unrelenting opposition continued to express slogans against the government and Prime Minister.

Throughout the morning, KURIEN said he had no right to give a guarantee on the opposition, Prime Minister answered questions transformation, adding that it was the prerogative of the government and the Treasury bench to answer in this regard.

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

Congress leader Anand Sharma said the leader of the government to the state house to say whether the Prime Minister came to the Upper House to make a statement on the issue of religious conversion.

"If the Prime Minister did not come into the house, we do not allow function Council of States," says Sharma.

Meanwhile, Trinamool Congress MPs staged a protest in front of parliament with black clothing wrapped around their mouths because of Saradha cheat fund scam investigation.

Arun Jaitley, Minister of Finance of the opposition objected, saying that the Prime Minister has not given any political decision in front of the Parliament, but made the remark.

Samajwadi Party leader Naresh Agarwal too demanded that Mr.Modi must meet in parliament and not at the meeting of the BJP parliamentary board, on the reconversion religious and other issues, including the controversial comments made by BJP MPs.

Minister of the Union Parliament M. Venkaiah Naidu on Wednesday accused the opposition is blocking business Raja Sabha, saying the whole country is watching.

"The whole country is watching. They block house is completely unacceptable," said Naidoo, adding that people are waiting for the passage of important bills. "We are not guilty, we are ready for all kinds of discussions," said Minister further.

Earlier, senior government ministers Union met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday to discuss the strategy to be adopted in the Parliament. They included Arun Jaitley, Rajnath Singh, Venkaiah find and Nitin Hadkari.

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