Congress Undemocratic Ideology - 2

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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Natwar has 'nuclear arms' ready  </b>
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PTI | New Delhi
Isolated in the Congress in the wake of the Pathak report, former External Affairs Minister K Natwar Singh appears to be mobilising political parties opposed to the Indo-US nuclear deal in a move aimed at embarrassing the party and the coalition its leads.

<b>After a dinner on Friday night with Samajwadi Party leader Amar Singh and JD(U) leader Digvijay Singh, Natwar is slated to meet leaders of SP, CPI(M) and BJP at his residence on Sunday to fine tune their opposition to the US legislation to implement the deal.</b>

The meeting is likely to discuss the resolution that these parties want Parliament to adopt to reflect the "sense of the House" against various provisions of the US law they claim would go against India's interests.

The former Foreign Minister has issued several statements in the past, arguing that Indian interests had been compromised in the nuclear agreement with the US.

The Prime Minister, who has firmly confronted any such suggestion, will seek to allay the fears of the Opposition and the Left with a categoric assurance in Rajya Sabha next week that no fresh conditionalities would be accepted by the Government.  <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->

I want him to bring out all dirty laundry of 10 Janpath. All illegal money deal and other contracts.
Natwar know everything.