India - Reactions to Pakistan's nuclear testing 

(29 May 1998) T/I: 10:00:30 - OE
T/I: 10:10:40 - A1
India's Hindu nationalists, under fire for triggering a nuclear arms race in the region, have lost the support of a key ally in parliament over an unrelated issue, newspapers reported Friday (28/5). The Trinamul (Grassroots) Congress party said late Thursday that
it was "suspending" legislative support for the minority government over its alleged failure to control violence in the eastern state of West Bengal.
SHOWS
GVs Delhi;
Exterior Parliament House Delhi;
Railway Minister Nitish Kumar arrives at parliament;
Congress leader Pranab Mukherjee arrives;
Cutaway of press;
Opposition Congress Party spokesman Salman Khursheed in English: "We're back to square one, with a lot of nuclear questions floating in the sky and this is not good for Indians today or future generations to come";
More arrivals at Parliament - Congress Party senior member Karuma Nidhi, United Front Party member Jaipal Reddy, BJP minister Murli Joshi, Industry Minister Sikinder Bakht;
Newspaper headlines all in English;
newspaper stalls;
people reading newspapers;
Vox pop man saying these countries have engaged in an arms race - they don't have basic amenities - food and electricity...";
VS of members of parliament in session;
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