Govt 'deaf and dumb' on Rehman Malik comments: BJP

December 17, 2012 12:23

Even as the Parliament remains adjourned till 2pm over the SC/ST quota bill, the BJP today managed to corner the UPA government over Pakistan Interior Minister Rehman Malik's controversial remarks during his three-day visit to India, reports India Today.

BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad raised the issue on Rehman Malik's comment in Rajya Sabha as Yashwant Sinha gave notice to Lok Sabha to discuss Malik's remarks during zero hour.The

BJP has accused the UPA govt of letting Rehman Malik off the hook and acting 'deaf and dumb' on the Rehman Malik's statements.

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