Crackdown on students, PM Modi's apology, Ram temple theft: Congress sets 3 non-negotiables for Parliament
In his "unnegotiable list of demands", the Congress leader reiterated that the Union home minister Amit Shah must make a statement on police action against students protesting against NEET paper leak. He said apart from Shah's statement PM Modi should apologise for what happened and he called for an accountablity over the donation theft in Ayodhya Ram Mandir. Rahul said opposition was not "interested in Amit Shah's fantasy conversations".
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