I once had a maths teacher who would postulate an entirely new theory if anyone dared pose a question on the anything he would be solving (or trying to atleast!). By the end of it all everyone would be so confused that we would just let go of the original problem. If nothing else, Indian politics can definitely boast of numerous such spin doctors of repute.
The Left%u2019s objection with the whole agreement stems from one crucial factor: India looses its right to conduct tests once they sign on the dotted line. All that the PM has to do is clarify this contentious point. Please don%u2019t take us through a whole lot of jargon. Just answer this. The experts are with you, give them the literature. Give us an answer.
I am not concerned about what the Left spoke or did a decade ago. We should have crucified them then and not now when they have posed a question which from all accounts has created lots of inconvenience for the government. So why don%u2019t our political masters who inked the deal come out with a clear answer. A Yes or No will do.
