The National Democratic Alliance (NDA), the chief alliance of Opposition Parties in India, has rejected Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's appeal to end its boycott of Parliament . A spokesperson of the Bharatiya Janata Party, the chief opposition party, Sushma Swaraj termed the appeal as a "mere formality" which was akin to "rubbing salt to the wound". The appeal comes as the Telugu Desam Party , an ally (although not a member) of the NDA, while maintaining its criticism of the Government's attitude, decided to end its boycott of Parliament and will join for the rest of the Budget Session .
The (NDA), the chief alliance of Opposition Parties in India, has rejected Prime Minister of India|Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's appeal to end its boycott of . A spokesperson of the Bharatiya Janata Party, the chief opposition party, termed the appeal as a "mere formality" which was akin to "rubbing salt to the wound". The appeal comes as the , an ally (although not a member) of the NDA, while maintaining its criticism of the Government's attitude, decided to end its boycott of Parliament and will join for the rest of the .
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