Union Home Minister Amit Shah proposed a two-day debate regarding the NEET protests, urging the opposition to formally approach the Speaker. Shah reinforced that the government is transparent and open to dialogues on this matter. However, the proposal met with rejection, further complicating the ongoing deadlock in the Lok Sabha, as the parliamentary affairs minister reaffirmed the government's willingness to engage.

Centre says ready to discuss student protests in Parliament, Amit Shah to reply | India News

Union Home Minister Amit Shah is set to speak on the Delhi student protests, as the government aims to resolve the ongoing parliamentary standoff since the Monsoon Session began.

The government expressed readiness for a Lok Sabha discussion on student protests. Parliamentary affairs minister Kiren Rijiju urged the opposition to remain present. The Union…

Home Minister Amit Shah has offered a detailed parliamentary discussion on student protests. He challenged the opposition to submit a letter to the Speaker by 2 pm. The government…

'Ready for 24-hour debate': Amit Shah challenges Oppn to discuss NEET protests in Parliament

Amit Shah urges Opposition to allow Parliament to function for discussions on students' protests and other issues.