Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday responded to the continuing deadlock in Parliament and offered to hold discussions on all issues raised by the Opposition.
Shah said the government is ready to discuss every matter, but the Opposition must allow Parliament to function. He proposed that the discussion could begin at 3 pm and said he would remain present in the House, listen to the issues raised by members and provide answers the following day at 3 pm.
The Home Minister said that the NDA government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi is prepared to discuss any issue in Parliament and urged the Opposition to allow proceedings to continue.
Opposition Continues to Raise Several Issues
The statement comes at a time when the Opposition has been demanding discussions on several contentious issues in Parliament.
Among the issues being raised are allegations of irregularities involving donations received for the Ram Temple and the police action against students during protests at Jantar Mantar.
Opposition parties have also been demanding a response from the Home Minister over the police action against protesting students.
The issues have contributed to repeated disruptions inside Parliament as the government and Opposition continue to differ over the manner and timing of discussions.
Amit Shah Says Government Is Ready for Discussion
Responding to the Opposition's demands, Amit Shah said the government was not avoiding discussion.
He said the government was prepared to discuss every issue and that Opposition members would have an opportunity to put forward their questions and concerns.
According to Shah, the important requirement is that Parliament should be allowed to function so that issues can be discussed through the parliamentary process.
Shah Proposes 3 PM for Discussion
Amit Shah proposed that the discussion could begin at 3 pm. He said he would sit in the House and listen to what the Opposition had to say.
He further said that he would respond to the questions raised during the discussion at 3 pm the following day.
The proposal comes as the government attempts to address the prolonged disruption and create an opportunity for a structured debate in Parliament.
Opposition's Demands Remain Important
The Opposition has maintained that the issues behind the protests should be discussed in Parliament and that the government should provide clear answers.
The police action during the Jantar Mantar student protests has emerged as one of the key issues raised by Opposition parties.
The Opposition has also sought discussion over alleged irregularities related to donations received for the Ram Temple.
While the Opposition insists on raising these issues, the government has maintained that it is willing to discuss them if parliamentary proceedings are allowed to continue.
Effort to Break the Parliamentary Deadlock
Repeated disruptions have affected the functioning of Parliament, with proceedings being interrupted over political disagreements between the government and Opposition.
Against this backdrop, Amit Shah's offer to participate in a discussion and answer questions could provide an opportunity to break the deadlock.
Whether the Opposition accepts the government's proposed schedule and participates in the discussion will determine whether Parliament can return to normal functioning on these issues.
Government Says It Is Ready to Answer Questions
Amit Shah reiterated that the NDA government under Prime Minister Narendra Modi is ready to discuss any issue.
His message was directed at the Opposition to allow the House to function and use parliamentary proceedings to raise concerns and seek answers.
The coming discussions could therefore become significant in determining whether the ongoing confrontation between the government and Opposition eases or continues during the session.






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