PM in Parl: India belongs to all, end rumours now

August 17, 2012 11:36

Sushma Swaraj says a north-east student had asked her how would the government protect them if they could not protect police in Mumbai. Remember, women constables had been molested by the mob at Azad Maidan, while several policemen were injured by the stone-pelting mob.

PM Manmohan Singh rises to speak. He says India belongs to all of us and the House is united on the issue. "It is necessary to end rumours, says Dr Singh and promised that he would speak to the CMs of all states.

Sharad Yadav says SMS, social media to blame for the exodus. The nation is divided among communal lines, he thunders.

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