Congress demands debate in Parliament on full gamut of India-China ties
Modi government has agreed to a «new normal» over the «old normal» prevailing prior to April 2020 and demanded that Parliament must be given an opportunity to debate the full gamut of the relationship between the two countries.
Congress general secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh said a discussion in Parliament on India-China relationship should focus on both strategic and economic policy, especially since our dependence on China has increased economically, even as it unilaterally changed the status quo on our borders over four years back.
In a statement, Ramesh said the Congress has studied the recent suo motu statement made by External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar in both Houses of Parliament titled «Recent Developments in India's Relations with China».
It is unfortunate, but typical of the Modi government, that MPs were not permitted to seek any clarifications, he said.
While «fully appreciating» the sensitive nature of many aspects of India-China border relations, he said the Congress has four pointed questions on the statement issued by the Modi Government.
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