new delhi finance minister p chidambaram on wednesday said it was doubtful whether any key legislation except for the voteonaccount will be passed in the current session of parliament which began today if parliament does not meet to pass laws and beginning today you will see parliament will meet but i doubt whether it will pass any law we have to go through the ritual of attending parliament everyday and come back empty handed he said chidambaram was addressing students of shri ram college of commerce srcc at its business conclave later talking to reporters he said the finance bill voteonaccount and appropriation bill will be passed but if it is passed without debate or discussion i wont be happy i want it to pass with discussion and debate the finance minister said government has listed several bills which it seeks to pass during the session which will end on february 21 besides the interim budget government wants to pass the telangana bill as well as some anticorruption legislations meanwhile terming possible disruptions of parliamentary proceedings over the telangana issue as hiccups prime minister manmohan singh told reporters outside parliament house that he hoped all sections will have the wisdom to set aside prejudices to ensure harmonious working of the session responding to a query on cut in prices of cng and png ahead of the general elections chidambaram said government has not given any sops but has only rationalised some prices government has not given any sops just because you guys call it a sop it does not become a sop government has rationalised some prices that is a decision taken by oil market companies he said government has decided to cut cng prices by about rs 15 per kg and cooking gas piped to kitchens by about rs 5 per cubic meter the finance minister also assured that the red line for fiscal deficit drawn by him 18 months ago will not be breached have no doubt in your mind the fiscal deficit will be contained at 48 per or below of the gdp in 201314 he said chidambaram also said that when he lays down office he will leave a more stable economy than what it was two years ago stressing that india has the potential to grow at 89 per cent for next 2030 years owing to its demographic advantages and resources he said anything that comes in the way of growth must be opposed indias economic growth estimate for the fiscal 201213 has been revised downward to 45 per cent a decade low from earlier projection of 5 per cent in the current fiscal too the reserve bank expects the gdp growth to be below 5 per cent