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Bankruptcy of ideas in Cong., says BJP
By Our Special Correspondent
NEW DELHI, DEC. 12. The BJP kept up its offensive against
Opposition parties and targeted the Congress and the Samajwadi
Party for stalling the proceedings of Parliament over the Ayodhya
issue for the past seven days.
The BJP found that politics of competition between these two
Opposition parties and ``bankruptcy of ideas'' had resulted in
the issue being raised in a manner leading to disruption of House
proceedings.
The party's view was made known by the Union Home Minister, Mr.
L.K. Advani, while addressing the BJP Parliamentary Party meeting
chaired by the Prime Minister, Mr. Atal Behari Vajpayee.
Mr. Advani, who is among the three Ministers whose resignation
was being sought by the Opposition, said the occurrences in both
Houses in the past one week had affected
the image of Parliament and predicted it would prove ``counter-
productive'' for the Opposition parties.
The origin of the present conflict lay in the ``competition'' and
brush between the Congress and the Samajwadi Party since the
latter introduced an adjournment motion on the farmers issue and
the Congress raised the Ayodhya issue much before Mr. Vajpayee's
statement on it, the party spokesperson, Mr. Vijay Kumar
Malhotra, said.
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