Nuclear deal suspense grows, Prime Minister in United States
Indian officials accompanying Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on his visit to the United States are nervous about the outcome of US Congressional vote on the agreement.
“We have to see in what form the Congress accepts the agreement,” a prime ministerial aide said.
On Tuesday, the US Congress’s business committee is likely to finalise a schedule for voting on the 123 agreement and other possible resolutions that could be riders to the agreement.
Some of these resolutions could throw up prescriptions politically unpalatable in India, particularly on the country’s right to conduct a nuclear test in future.
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“We have to see in what form the Congress accepts the agreement,” a prime ministerial aide said.
On Tuesday, the US Congress’s business committee is likely to finalise a schedule for voting on the 123 agreement and other possible resolutions that could be riders to the agreement.
Some of these resolutions could throw up prescriptions politically unpalatable in India, particularly on the country’s right to conduct a nuclear test in future.
To read the full article, click here..
To read the ePaper, visit: http://epaper.hindustantimes.com
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