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Ghulam Nabi Azad hits out at PM Modi, calls for all-party meet on drought

  •   Thu, Apr 28 2016 10:54:15 AM

New Delhi, Apr 28 (Zee News): Hitting out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over ongoing drought issue in states, former Minister of Health and Family Welfare Ghulam Nabi Azad on Wednesday demanded that an all-party meet should have been convened to discuss the drought situation.

Shouldn't Prime Minister Narendra Modi call for an all party meet and Chief Ministers meet to address drought issue?, Azad, who is also the Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha said today.

He also urged the ministers to keep away politics to carry out relief work in drought-hit states.

"Politics should not be done over drought issue. Opposition is ready to work in cooperation with Centre to address this issue," ANI quoted Azad as saying.

Meanwhile, according to another report, Congress today staged a walk out of Rajya Sabha over the Centre's way of handling the drought issue.
  

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  • Jay, kasaragod

    Fri, Apr 29 2016

    Spin doctor from Congress in action. To avoid the heat from Augusta Westland Scandal he is trying to talk about drought situation. Where was he till yesterday . Draught situation is prevailing since 3-4 months and he should have raised this issue long back.

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  • KGShenoy, Mangalore

    Thu, Apr 28 2016

    Very easy to hit out at some one.Wht did you do when your govt was in power and drought situation was almost the same.Atleast if you all had taken an initiative at that time today people and mainly farmers would not have had these problems.You all had no time but were immersed in 23 digit corruption scams.

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