Opposition can seek clarification from minister on Pegasus issue: Pralhad Joshi
The Hindu
"Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the government is ready to discuss different issues.”
With the opposition determined to stall Parliament until the government agrees to a debate on , Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi said on Friday opposition parties can still seek clarification from IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on his statement over the matter. Interacting with reporters after the Lok Sabha was adjourned for the day due to the opposition's protests, he said the government had agreed to them seeking clarification from Mr. Vaishnaw after he made statements in both the House and these parties can still do so. The Opposition has insisted that it will not call off its protests inside Parliament without the government allowing a full-fledged debate on the alleged snooping on a group of people, ranging from politicians to businessmen and journalists, with .
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