The Congress on Friday reiterated its demand that Prime Minister Narendra Modi should apologise to the country for supporting, rather than sacking, Home Minister Amit Shah for allegedly insulting Babasaheb Ambedkar during his speech in Rajya Sabha.
The Congress also criticised the BJP over the Thursday scuffle on the Parliament premises between some ruling and opposition MPs, and demanded the entire CCTV footage covering Parliament's Makar Dwar be secured and made public to ascertain who pushed whom.
The Congress alleged the BJP was not letting Parliament function and conspiring to stop opposition MPs from entering the House on Thursday.
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