BREAKING: Amit Shah Challenges Opposition to Debate, Says Government Ready to Answer Every Question

Union Home Minister Amit Shah has made a major appeal to the Opposition amid the continuing deadlock in Parliament, saying the government is ready for a detailed discussion on the student protest issue and other matters raised by the Opposition. Shah said he has been regularly attending Parliament and remains available in his chamber, but alleged that repeated disruptions have prevented proceedings in both Houses from functioning normally. Addressing the Opposition through the media, Shah said the government is prepared to begin discussions after receiving a formal request from the Opposition and offered to remain present throughout the debate. He said he would listen to every member and provide detailed answers, even suggesting that Question Hour could be suspended with the Speaker’s permission to facilitate an extended discussion. Shah also rejected allegations that he or the government was avoiding Parliament. He questioned who was actually running away from discussion, arguing that parliamentary rules require serious issues to be debated at length rather than addressed through a brief statement. According to Shah, the government has nothing to hide and is willing to place its position before the country. The Home Minister’s statement comes as the Monsoon Session approaches its final phase, with the continuing confrontation between the government and Opposition creating a major political standoff. The Opposition has been demanding answers on issues surrounding student protests and alleged police action, while the government has repeatedly called for the House to function. Shah’s latest remarks are being viewed as an attempt to break the deadlock by putting the decision directly before the Opposition: choose discussion or continue with protests. The coming hours will determine whether the two sides can reach an agreement and finally allow Parliament to hold the detailed debate that the government says it is ready to undertake.