09:34 (IST), Jul 24

Opposition alliance needs PM to make complete assertion on Manipur in Parliament: Ramesh

The INDIA Opposition alliance needs Prime Minister Narendra Modi to make a complete assertion on Manipur in Parliament, after which a dialogue would happen to specific a collective sense of ache and want for reconciliation, senior Congress chief Jairam Ramesh stated on Monday.

The authorities has agreed to carry a short-duration dialogue on the Manipur problem with the Home Minister replying to it, however the opposition is adamant on its demand for the prime minister’s assertion first.

In a tweet, Ramesh stated, “The 3rd day of Monsoon session of Parliament begins today. INDIA’s demand is straightforward. PM should make a comprehensive statement on the horrific post-May 3 developments in Manipur, after which a discussion would take place to express our collective sense of pain, anguish and desire for reconciliation.”
The INDIA Opposition alliance needs Prime Minister Narendra Modi to make a complete assertion on Manipur in Parliament, after which a dialogue would happen to specific a collective sense of ache and want for reconciliation, senior Congress chief Jairam Ramesh stated on Monday.

The authorities has agreed to carry a short-duration dialogue on the Manipur problem with the Home Minister replying to it, however the opposition is adamant on its demand for the prime minister’s assertion first.

In a tweet, Ramesh stated, “The 3rd day of Monsoon session of Parliament begins today. INDIA’s demand is straightforward. PM should make a comprehensive statement on the horrific post-May 3 developments in Manipur, after which a discussion would take place to express our collective sense of pain, anguish and desire for reconciliation.”
The INDIA Opposition alliance needs Prime Minister Narendra Modi to make a complete assertion on Manipur in Parliament, after which a dialogue would happen to specific a collective sense of ache and want for reconciliation, senior Congress chief Jairam Ramesh stated on Monday.

The authorities has agreed to carry a short-duration dialogue on the Manipur problem with the Home Minister replying to it, however the opposition is adamant on its demand for the prime minister’s assertion first.

In a tweet, Ramesh stated, “The 3rd day of Monsoon session of Parliament begins today. INDIA’s demand is straightforward. PM should make a comprehensive statement on the horrific post-May 3 developments in Manipur, after which a discussion would take place to express our collective sense of pain, anguish and desire for reconciliation.”
The INDIA Opposition alliance needs Prime Minister Narendra Modi to make a complete assertion on Manipur in Parliament, after which a dialogue would happen to specific a collective sense of ache and want for reconciliation, senior Congress chief Jairam Ramesh stated on Monday.

The authorities has agreed to carry a short-duration dialogue on the Manipur problem with the Home Minister replying to it, however the opposition is adamant on its demand for the prime minister’s assertion first.

In a tweet, Ramesh stated, “The 3rd day of Monsoon session of Parliament begins today. INDIA’s demand is straightforward. PM should make a comprehensive statement on the horrific post-May 3 developments in Manipur, after which a discussion would take place to express our collective sense of pain, anguish and desire for reconciliation.”
The INDIA Opposition alliance needs Prime Minister Narendra Modi to make a complete assertion on Manipur in Parliament, after which a dialogue would happen to specific a collective sense of ache and want for reconciliation, senior Congress chief Jairam Ramesh stated on Monday.

The authorities has agreed to carry a short-duration dialogue on the Manipur problem with the Home Minister replying to it, however the opposition is adamant on its demand for the prime minister’s assertion first.

In a tweet, Ramesh stated, “The 3rd day of Monsoon session of Parliament begins today. INDIA’s demand is straightforward. PM should make a comprehensive statement on the horrific post-May 3 developments in Manipur, after which a discussion would take place to express our collective sense of pain, anguish and desire for reconciliation.”