New Delhi, Oct. 31 -- Congress MP Jebi Mather on Saturday questioned Union Home Minister Amit Shah's suggestion of convening a special session of Parliament to discuss the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) issue, alleging that the government's actions during previous parliamentary sessions did not reflect its stated willingness to engage in a debate.

Taking a swipe at Shah, Mather said that while the government had the authority to decide on parliamentary proceedings, the presence of the Prime Minister and the Home Minister during the Monsoon Session had raised questions about their commitment to parliamentary discussions.

"It is very easy to say things in words, but we do not see them being put into action. It is their government; they ...