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Demonetisation- Opposition wants PM to speak in Parliament, plans contempt notice
The opposition is contemplating moving a contempt notice in Parliament against Prime Minister Narendra Modi for refusing to answer questions on demonetisation.
New Delhi, Nov 22: The opposition is contemplating moving a contempt notice in Parliament against Prime Minister Narendra Modi for refusing to answer questions on demonetisation.
He should answer in Parliament to the concerns raised by the opposition, said Sitaram Yechury, general secretary of the CPI(M).
He
also
held
the
Prime
Minister
responsible
for
the
repeated
stalling
of
Parliament
over
the
issue.
He
said
that
the
opposition
is
examining
the
possibility
of
moving
a
contempt
notice
against
the
PM.
We
are
in
consultation
will
the
opposition
parties
regarding
the
same,
he
also
said.
Why is the PM speaking everywhere about demonetisation except in Parliament, Yechury sought to know. This amounts to contempt he also added. Yechury said Modi must participate in the debate on demonetisation as it was he who made the announcement.
Echoing similar views, Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad said Prime Minister Modi is obliged to speak in the House.
"If the Prime Minister is not bothered about Parliament, then what are the members supposed to do. Prime Minister is obliged to address Parliamentafter in the aftermath of such an important announcement," he also said.
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