New Delhi, July 25 - Under fire over the India-Pakistan joint statement, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Saturday ruled out any conflict between the Congress party and the government and assured that he would give 'relevant answers' to the doubts raised over it in parliament July 29.

'I have made a statement in parliament and parliament is again going to discuss the issue. I will clarify,' Manmohan Singh told reporters here when asked about the opposition's attack on the India-Pakistan joint statement that delinked terrorism from the composite dialogue.

The statement, issued after talks between Manmohan Singh and his Pakistani counterpart Yousaf Raza Gilani at Egypt's Sharm el-Sheikh resort on the sidelines of the Non-Aligned Meet (NAM) summit July 16, included for the first time a mention of Balochistan. It has been decried by some as a concession and capitulation to Pakistan on the issue of cross-border terrorism.