NEW DELHI: Opposition parties, including the BJP and the CPI-M, pressed Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar to allow their notices for a debate on foreign direct investment ( FDI) in retail on Thursday, the first day of Parliament's winter session.
The Speaker said their notices for a debate under Rule 184, which entails voting, were under consideration.
Leader of Opposition and Bharatiya Janata Party MP Sushma Swaraj spoke from her seat and stressed that a debate on foreign investment in multi-brand retail should be allowed as the government had violated its earlier assurance of consulting parties over the issue. The Communist Party of India-Marxist raised slogans demanding a debate and a vote on the issue.
Differences with the government saw the Lok Sabha being adjourned repeatedly.
BJP, CPI-M want vote on FDI in retail
This article
BJP, CPI-M want vote on FDI in retail
can be opened in url
http://newspecuniary.blogspot.com/2012/11/bjp-cpi-m-want-vote-on-fdi-in-retail.html
BJP, CPI-M want vote on FDI in retail
