No compromise formula, so far: Left

After the 30-minute parleys, Yechury said he was asked to clarify a part of the statement issued by the politburo on Saturday, which he said clearly states that the government should not take the next step of negotiating a safeguards agreement with the IAEA till all objections to the deal are considered and the implications of the Hyde Act are evaluated.

8220;How to get clarity on these issues 8212; there has to be some kind of mechanism. The UPA has to decide on it and get back to us,8221; Yechury told reporters after the meeting.

Asked whether some compromise was being worked out, he said, 8220;There is no compromise formula. It depends on the government what to decide.

8220;We have made our position clear,8221; he said, adding that the government has to address concerns regarding the implications of the Hyde Act for the country8217;s sovereignty.