India's Parliament Stalemate May End with Government's Offer to Discuss Student Protests

The stalemate in the monsoon session of Parliament may be over. Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said that we have told the opposition that the government is ready to discuss the issue related to the students'protest. Home Minister Amit Shah will respond, but the opposition will not create ruckus. He said on Monday (August 10), "Will listen to the reply of the Home Minister, they will have to convince you (opposition). If there is a discussion, then we want to discuss it properly. We are ready to discuss every topic related to the opposition from police action to the student movement." At the same time, opposition sources said that if the Home Minister is ready to make a statement in the house on the issue of students, then why not on the Ram temple offering theft? The deadlock will not end until both the issues are spoken about. Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi in the parliament complex said that I think that the stalemate will continue until Union Home Minister Amit Shah makes a statement in the parliament. Let us know that the ruckus in the monsoon session of the parliament has been going on for three weeks. Today at 11 am, the proceedings of the house were started.