UPA clinches retail FDI vote as SP, BSP walk out
Express news service : Wed Dec 05 2012, 22:14 hrs
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"Sit over it again, have more consultations and roll back the measure. If you do not roll back, then we will roll back your government...You can win this battle but not the war," Yadav said.
The Biju Janata Dal said it had opposed the move in 2004, again last December and remained opposed to it even today.
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