Congress to go to government-opposition meeting on China remain off

New Delhi, Jul 14 The Congress said it would go to an instructions of resistance parties by the government on the stand-off with China and the Kashmir circumstance later today, and requested that the Modi agreement "share full data" on the issues.

AICC media in-control Randeep Singh Surjewala took a correspond at the government, saying it was "fulfilling" to see that the NDA government had "finally woken up" after three years to brief the opposition on the issues concerning the country.

He said the Congress would completely "coordinate" with the legislature on issues identifying with national security.

"We should request that the administration share full data about the foundation and circumstance on the Indo-China border as also on the Bhutan border where the remain off proceeds.

"We might likewise request that the government clarify all implications for our national security and necessary steps being taken in ensuring our national advantages and furthermore ventures to be taken," Surjewala told journalists here.

Criticising the Modi government, he said the previous Congress-drove UPA administration had always kept the opposition on the up and up on such basic issues.

Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh and External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj will brief the pioneers of opposition parties on the remain off with China.

Pioneers of conspicuous restriction parties have been welcome to the meeting where the two senior ministers will give a detailed presentation on the situation along the Sino-Indian border and Jammu and Kashmir and the administration activity, sources said.

In front of the monsoon session of Parliament, starting Monday, the legislature is evidently trying to construct an agreement to manage its greatest neighbor and in addition on the Kashmir issue.

Surjewala said that efforts ought to be made to fortify the India-Bhutan Friendship Treaty.

To an inquiry, he said the Congress hoped that the government would brief the opposition also on the Amarnath attack.

He asserted that the current circumstance in Kashmir was the consequence of the "youthfulness and disappointment" of the PDP-BJP government in the state and the Center.

"Sadly, the prime minister and the BJP government think they have every one of the appropriate responses. They have not taken the opposition into certainty on the issue. We hope they take us into certainty," he included.