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No end in sight to Indian Parliament deadlock

NEW DELHI, Wednesday (PTI) There was no immediate end in sight to the deadlock in Parliament over the issue of "tainted" ministers despite a meeting Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had with Leader of Opposition L K Advani. "Till the Prime Minister doesn't clarify the government's position regarding the tainted ministers, we will maintain this aggressive posture," BJP spokesman V K Malhotra told reporters here today.

Malhotra, who also had a meeting with Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad, adopted a tough stand on the issue saying "we demand that the tainted ministers step down from the government and till then there is no question of discussion in the house."

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