PM will come for debate, don't doubt our integrity: Rajnath to Opposition

November 28, 2016 12:39

As the Opposition continued to disrupt the Lok Sabha demanding Prime Minister Narendra Modis presence in the House before a debate on demoetisation begins, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said that the PM will intervene in the debate when it will be necessary.

"If you have a complaint on implementation then we are ready to debate, dont doubt our integrity," Singh said in the LS.

"You want the PM to come to Lok Sabha for this debate then he will and he will make an intervention when it will be necessary," the Union home minister said.

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