Opposition negotiation formula to end a parliamentary impasse..!?

congress leader jairam ramesh said that the party has put forward a negotiation formula that can be agreed upon by both factions regarding the Manipur issue in the parliamentary session, and if the government agrees to it, smooth proceedings will be possible. Since the beginning of the monsoon session of the parliament on june 20, a negotiation formula has been put forward in the background of the opposition's protest and the government's tightening of the Manipur violence issue. congress leader jairam ramesh said that the party has put forward a negotiation formula that can be agreed upon by both factions to resolve the issue crisis, and if the government agrees to it, the issue will be smooth. This has given rise to hope that the process can be smooth again. The Manipur violence in which more than 150 people were killed should be debated in the parliament on the application of Rule 276 (debate on a single issue aside from all proceedings). According to the opposition, prime minister Narendra Modi himself should give a detailed statement on the violence. According to this rule, the government will have to set aside all pre-ordained issues and allow the discussion of the Manipur issue to be unfettered. It was insisted that Union home minister amit shah would give detailed information on the violence. Under this rule, only a short-term discussion on the Manipur issue is possible. Both the lok sabha and the rajya sabha have been hindering the smooth functioning of the two factions since day one. In this background, the leaders of the ruling party, piyush goyal and Prahlad Joshi, on thursday met the opposition leaders including the leader of the Opposition in the rajya sabha, Mallikarjuna Kharge, and tried to resolve the crisis.

At this time, the congress leaders have put forward a proposal that 'no Rule 276, no 176, let's debate on Rule 167 (the rule that allows voting after discussion)' which allows voting instead. But he clarified that there is no compromise on the issue that the prime minister himself should make a statement and allow unrestricted debate in the Rajya Sabha. But the government also refused to agree that prime minister Modi should make a statement. The minister is said to have said that Union home minister amit shah will answer the discussion. However, if the government agrees to both these proposals, there is a possibility that the parliamentary proceedings will be smooth. lok sabha Speaker Ombirla, who walked out of the house on wednesday due to the disrespect shown by the opposition MPs, returned to his seat on thursday after the MPs came and apologized. The opposition mp promised and apologised, that 'this kind of disrespect will not be shown in the future and the proceedings will not be disrupted in any way'. Later, the Speaker returned to his seat on Thursday. Union minister Nitin Gadkari, leader of Opposition Adhir Ranjan Chaudhary, and many others went to persuade Birla.