Another bill passed by voice vote, Opposition wants President’s intervention in key issues
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NEW DELHI: The Opposition’s demand for discussion on the Pegasus spyware controversy continued to stall Parliament on Tesday, with repeated adjournments in both Houses. Seven Opposition parties wrote to President Ram Nath Kovind to direct the Centre to take up discussions on this and the farmers’ issue.
Leaders of Opposition parties in both Houses held separate meetings to devise strategy to push for their demands. The government maintained that it is ready for talks, but the Opposition is not cooperating.
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