Venkaiah Naidu Targets P Chidambaram, Hopes For GST In Budget Session

Parliamentary Affairs Minister M Venkaiah Naidu on Saturday rejected Congress pioneer P Chidambaram's comments reprimanding Government for the logjam on Goods and Services Tax or GST Bill and affirmed that Congress was "dodgy" on this issue according to its "script".

"I was shocked the remarks of Chidambaram http://connect.syracuse.com/user/jntussworld/index.htmlyesterday when he said that the economy is stuck in a notch and reprimanded the legislature for stand off on GST," he said.

"As Parliamentary Affairs Minister, I might want to emphatically disprove Chidambaram's charge reprimanding the legislature for standoff on GST," Mr Naidu said.

While declining to go into subtle elements of his collaborations with senior Congress pioneers occasionally on the GST issue, the Parliamentary Affairs Minister claimed, "All that I can affirm with all obligation is that Congress party ardently denied from its pre-Winter session script of not permitting GST Bill to be passed, come what might."

Mr Naidu affirmed that according to the "script", the Congress was "dodgy" on this essential issue.

"I didn't expect this from a gathering that administered the nation for more often than not since Independence. This sort of antagonism has enormous ramifications for the fate of our nation and its kin. This demeanor and methodology will genuinely scratch our aggregate endeavors to make the 21st century fit in with India," he said.

Mr Naidu spoke to Congress to surrender its "cynicism that was in full appear in 2015" and make positive commitment to country building in 2016.

Pointing the finger at NDA's 'willful and unyielding' mentality for GST logjam, Chidambaram had yesterday said the ball was in Government's court even as it focused on the decision administration over the treatment of economy, which the Congress asserted was "stuck in a section".

The Congress pioneer had said that Government was not ready to figure out how to oblige the perspectives of the Opposition and pass the GST Bill.

Trusting that the new year will stamp the starthttp://winsource.com/forum/members/jntussworld.html of a time of "positive legislative issues", Mr Naidu said the administration is willing to "walk the additional mile" to take resistance on load up and voiced trust that the GST Bill will be gone amid the Budget session as "the first positive declaration" of the group will for building another India.