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Home Minister Amit Shah yesterday said the government was ready to discuss Manipur.

Negotiations in parliament stalled for a fourth day on Tuesday as tensions between centrists and rebels over the Manipur crisis continued. In response to Modi's attack on the Indian opposition coalition, opposition leader Malikaljun Kalge ​​said, "We are talking about Manipur, but the prime minister is talking about East India." Narendra Modi has previously said India is in the names of many organizations, from the British East India Company to terrorist groups such as India's Mujahideen and the Indian Popular Front.

Amid the uproar on Tuesday, the Houses of Parliament and the Rajasabha rally were postponed until 2 pm. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) said it was ready to hold a brief discussion on Manipur and that Home Minister Amit Shah would make a statement, but opposition parties are seeking a statement from the prime minister.


-“I am pleased that the Prime Minister is paying attention to our alliance and respecting our names and titles. We have set a clear contrast and the Indian people will decide whether they want an Indian alliance or a divisive NDA alliance,” MP Karthi Chidambaram said of the Prime Minister's remarks on the Indian alliance.


-Parliamentary leader Digvijay Singh said: "I have never seen a prime minister afraid to speak in parliament. If the word 'India' has so many problems, 'India' should be removed from the Indian Bharatiya Janata Party such as India and Startup India." We are proud of the name 'India'. "

-Union Minister Arjun Ram Megwal said: "The opposition has only one request: Prime Minister Modi to start the discussion." I would like to remind you that Prime Minister Amit Shah convened a meeting in Manipur when this agenda did not exist. Afterward, a meeting of all party parliamentary leaders was held. Again they demanded immediate discussion. Secretary of Defense Rajnath Singh presided over it and promptly accepted the request…”


-MP Randeep Surjewala said, "The prime minister is insulting the country and freedom fighters... He has time to speak in the US Congress, but not in the national parliament about Manipur." Why does he hate the Indian constitution and parliament?"