PM Modi to address a meeting of NDA MPs ahead of the Parliament session today
Prime Minister Narendra Modi shortly to address the Lok Sabha today, responding to the Motion of Thanks on the President’s address. This follows heated remarks by the Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi, who accused the government of promoting violence in the name of Hinduism. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is slated to reply to the Motion of Thanks on the President’s address in the Lok Sabha today. This comes a day after Rahul Gandhi’s comments on Hinduism sparked a significant backlash from the ruling BJP and its allies.
“Arrests are being made across country over NEET. The Centre has already made a law. Necessary steps are being taken,” Says PM Modi
PM Modi pitties that if India’s Soldiers had been provided with bullet proof jacket during the Congress Regime, then they wouldn’t have to die. Drawing Blames on Congress Party, PM Modi also said that Congress not only did not do anything for the soldiers but it weakened India’s defence.
“Congress’ 99 seats is the result of its allies’ efforts. Which is why I call it a parasite, These elections are a message for Congress’ allies. It would be known as a parasitic Congres,” says PM Modi.
Taking a jibe at the Congress, PM Modi said “”It’s third big loss for the opposition. But, they think they have defeated us, This time around, they somehow managed 99 seats,”. Though on opposition’s demand to speak on Congress, Seems like PM Modi deliberately ignored.
“In 10 years, we managed to bring economy from number 10 to number 5. Now we will take it to number 3,” said PM Modi.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi claimed that his government had given India and its people more confidence and that as a result, the nation is now respected on the international scene. “A developed country means that every citizen has ample opportunities available,”
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi continued to speak, the Opposition stormed into the House ,demanding justice for Manipur.
Speaker Om Birla tried in vain to restore order in the House as the Opposition persisted in its protest, chanting phrases like “Dictatorship won’t be tolerated” and compelling Modi to shorten his address.
Speaking multiple times against dynasty politics. In his today’s rebuttal he again highlights this thing. He says that common man couldn’t eve enter in politics had there been Congress regime today.
Hailing NDA’s win in ‘world’s biggest elections’ Prime minister Narendra Modi said, “I understand the pain of some (Opposition) that they have been defeated despite their best efforts to spread lies. That people chose us for a third term is a matter of pride,”.
PM Modi emphasises on his govt. policy that says, “Jan seva” is Prabhu seva. He also said that his govt. is doing possible words to eradicate corruption. He states “Corruption hollowed our country like a termite”.
As the opposition is constantly creating noise and chanting slogans like “nyay do, nyay do” (bring us justice), PM Modi faces trouble in speaking. Om Birla critices opposition for not abiding by the House’s conduct of manner.
PM Modi expresses his thanks. Ruckus in Parliament house erupts as PM Modi stands to speak
On Tuesday, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi addressed a letter to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, expressing concern over parts of his speech being expunged from the official records.
“I am shocked to see that a considerable portion of my speech has been removed from the proceedings under the guise of expunction,” Gandhi wrote.
Gandhi emphasized that his speech reflected “ground reality.”
“It is the right of every member to voice the concerns of the people on the House floor. I was exercising that right and fulfilling my duty to the people of this country yesterday,” he stated.
On LoP Rahul Gandhi’s speech in the Lok Sabha, Shashi Tharoor tells PTI: “I didn’t find anything wrong in what Rahul Gandhi said in Parliament. He said, pointing towards the BJP people, that there are people who call themselves Hindu but indulge in spreading hatred and violence. We have been seeing in politics that people misuse the name of ‘Hindutva’ without knowing much about it, without knowing what Swami Vivekananda taught us.”
“We are in favour of caste census…We can never accept the Agniveer scheme. When the INDIA alliance comes to power, the Agniveer scheme will be scrapped…Legal guarantee of MSP on crops has not be implemented. Horticulture crops should also be given MSP…” says Akhilesh Yadav in Lok Sabha.\
On portions of his speech expunged, Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi says, “In Modi ji’s world, truth can be expunged. But in reality, the truth can’t be expunged. I said what I had to say, that is the truth. They can expunge as much as they want. Truth is truth.”
#WATCH | On portions of his speech expunged, Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi says, “In Modi ji’s world, truth can be expunged. But in reality, the truth can’t be expunged. I said what I had to say, that is the truth. They can expunge as much as they want. Truth is truth.” pic.twitter.com/AcR3xRN6d5
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After the NDA Parliamentary party meeting, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju says, “…Today, the PM gave us a mantra which is very important. He said that every MP has been elected to the House to serve the nation. Irrespective of the party they belong to, service to the nation is our first responsibility. Every NDA MP has to work by prioritising the country, this is what the PM urged. Secondly, the PM guided us well regarding the conduct of MPs. He said that every MP should present the matters of their constituency in the House very well as per rules. He also told us to develop expertise in other major issues of interest – be it water, environment, social area. So, PM told us to develop expertise in those areas. PM urged NDA MPs to follow the rules of the Parliament, Parliamentary democracy system and conduct which is essential to becoming a good MP… I think this guidance by the PM is a good mantra for all MPs, especially first-time MPs…We have decided to follow this mantra…”
Rahul Gandhi criticised the Modi administration on several issues, including rising prices, unemployment, demonetisation, the Agniveer program, and paper leaks. He accused the government of treating Agniveers as “use and throw labourers” and pushing Manipur into a state of civil war. Regarding NEET, he argued that it has turned into a “commercial” exam favoring wealthy students rather than just a professional one. Gandhi pointed at the ruling party members, alleging that those who claim to be Hindus are involved in violence and hatred. He accused the BJP of not following the core principles of Hinduism and charged it with spreading hate and violence against minorities.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to reply to the Motion of Thanks on the President’s address on Tuesday, a day after Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi’s remarks on Hinduism invited the ire of the BJP and its allies.
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