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After ceasefire with Pakistan, Congress demands all-party meet, special Parliament session

MP and Congress leader Jairam Ramesh said, “There is now a need, more than ever before, for the PM to chair an all-party meeting and take political parties into confidence”
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh. PTI File Photo

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Following India’s ceasefire announcement with Pakistan, the Congress on Saturday urged the government to convene an all-party meeting and also hold a special Parliament session to discuss the events of the last over two weeks.

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MP and Congress leader Jairam Ramesh said, “In view of the unprecedented announcements from Washington DC, there is now a need, more than ever before, for the PM to chair an all-party meeting and take political parties into confidence.”

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He also urged the government to convene a special Parliament session following the development.

“A special session of Parliament to discuss the events of the last eighteen days, beginning with the brutal Pahalgam terror attack and the way forward, and to demonstrate a collective resolve,” he added.

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