Congress members disrupting Parliament, not BJP: Jaitley
Blaming Congress for non-functioning of parliament, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Sunday attacked its vice-president Rahul Gandhi for seeking to blame the opposition for disruptions.

New Delhi: Blaming Congress for non-functioning of parliament, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Sunday attacked its vice-president Rahul Gandhi for seeking to blame the opposition for disruptions, saying he should come and see what happens himself.Refuting Gandhi's statement that his party has blocked anti-graft legislations in the parliament, BJP leader Arun Jaitley said the BJP is not opposed to most of the legislation and is ready to support them if Congress members let the house function.He took a jibe at Congress saying they brought the legislations at the end of their 10 year rule, when they have lost majority in both houses.In a blog post, Jaitley said most of these legislations and several other laws such as one relating to protection to be provided to street vendors or setting up of a central university in Bundelkhand are not subject matters of any controversy and can be passed after some discussion.


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