Parliamentary Affairs Minister M Venkaiah Naidu's appeal came in the
wake of wash out of Rajya Sabha proceedings virtually for a week and
disruptions in the Lok Sabha over the Union Minister's remarks for which
she later expressed regret.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi had issued a fresh appeal to parties on Friday last but it failed to break the deadlock.
In the Rajya Sabha, nine Opposition parties had come out with a joint statement seeking joint resolution condemning the remarks of Sadhvi who, they said, deserves outright sacking.
"Parliament belongs to both ruling and Opposition parties and it is the collective responsibility of the both to ensure smooth functioning of the House," Naidu said.
He said the Minister has apologised and subsequently the Prime Minister has come out with his response "out of respect for the Opposition parties and Parliament."
Prime Minister Narendra Modi had issued a fresh appeal to parties on Friday last but it failed to break the deadlock.
In the Rajya Sabha, nine Opposition parties had come out with a joint statement seeking joint resolution condemning the remarks of Sadhvi who, they said, deserves outright sacking.
"Parliament belongs to both ruling and Opposition parties and it is the collective responsibility of the both to ensure smooth functioning of the House," Naidu said.
He said the Minister has apologised and subsequently the Prime Minister has come out with his response "out of respect for the Opposition parties and Parliament."
Source: Utter Pradesh News and Bihar News
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