"We are making all efforts to persuade opposition tocome for discussion," Law Minister Salman Khurshid told reporters afterParliament was paralysed for the second day running with the BJP pressing forresignation of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh over the issue.
The Minister also rejected the opposition's demand forSingh's resignation, saying, "Entire nation accepts that we are fortunateto have such a Prime Minister and that such a Prime Minister is leadingus."
Khurshid termed as "unfortunate" the continuousdisruption of Parliament where MPs come "every morning with hope,expectations and aspirations of the people of our country".
"We are frustrating (the people) because we are unableto speak to each other. We (Government) have offered a full debate and we arewilling to offer everything that we have and place that before the people, tothe House," he said.
Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs Harish Rawat andMinister of State for Power K C Venugopal also hit out at the BJP fordisrupting the House proceedings.
