Attitude of govt has forced us to disrupt Parliament: Sushma

April 30, 2013 16:28

She says Parliamentary Affairs minister Kamal Nath had called on her to seek her support for the passing of the Finance Bill today, "but if I am not allowed to speak in Parliament, what is the point of asking for my support? The attitude of the government has forced us to disrupt Parliament. There is a total breakdown of communication between the government and the opposition, but there will be no no-confidence motion now.

"It is a matter of shame that the highest court in the country has observed that there is a massive breach of trust in the coal scam report," she says.

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