BJP has no clear stance on N-deal: Cong

Friday, August 24, 2007, 14:48 [IST]

Khargone, MP, Aug 24: Congress General Secretary and MP Arun Kumar has alleged that the Bharatiya Janata Party did not display a clear stance vis-a-vis the Indo-US '123' Nuclear Agreement.

''That is why the saffron party is not describing the deal as wrong but nevertheless creating hurdles as it does not desire implementation,'' he told mediapersons at this district headquarters yesterday.

Mr Kumar assured that party President Sonia Gandhi was informed of his views regarding selection of a candidate for the Khargone Lok Sabha bypoll.

UNI

Topics: congress, bjp, indo us nuclear deal, 123 agreement, sonia gandhi, president

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