The deadlock in parliament over the government's decision to allow foreign investment in the retail sector ended on Wednesday after an all-party meeting passed a resolution to suspend the move till consensus is reached.
The Opposition parties have agreed to the government offer to hold back FDI in retail and as a result the Parliament will be functioning on Wednesday.
Moreover, both Houses will adopt government resolution suspending 51 per cent FDI in retail 'till a consensus is developed through consultations with various stakeholders'.
CPI says this decision by the government is a 'virtual rollback' of the FDI decision; and they will allow Parliament to function.