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"We have no problem in getting majority even if it [Gujarat issue] is discussed under Rule 184. But, the only thing is that this will set a bad precedent," party spokesman V K Malhotra said in New Delhi.
He said Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, too, had said that the opposition could bring a no-confidence motion against the government.
Malhotra said if the opposition wanted a vote, it could do so when the Finance Bill was moved or when demands for grants of various ministries were taken up in the Lok Sabha.
The BJP spokesman blamed the opposition for stalling proceedings in Parliament on the Gujarat issue and alleged that Sunday's violence in the state was pre-planned.
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