Amit Shah 'ready to answer any question'; Rahul Gandhi says 'not interested in him giving us lecture'
Union Home Minister Amit Shah offered an extended parliamentary discussion on student protests. He proposed sitting in Parliament from today until tomorrow to address concerns. Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi rejected the offer, demanding accountability for alleged police actions. Rahul stated the opposition seeks answers, not lectures from the home minister.
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