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Ahead of the Winter Session of Parliament, Prime Minister Narendra Modi sent a sharp message to the Opposition, urging them to focus on constructive debate instead of disruption. He stressed that Parliament is meant for policy and national progress, not drama or political frustration.
PM Modi Sends Strong Message to Opposition Ahead of Winter Session
New Delhi: The Winter Session of Parliament began today. Before the start of the session, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to reporters in the Parliament complex and delivered a direct message to the opposition, saying that this session of Parliament is not merely a formality, but an opportunity to accelerate the country's progress. He expressed hope that this session will infuse new energy into nation-building.
PM Modi shared his primary concern, saying that first-time MPs and young MPs regardless of their party affiliation are frustrated and frustrated. They are not getting the opportunity to raise the issues of their constituencies or showcase their potential.
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He said, "The views of young MPs are crucial to the nation's development journey, but they are also being suppressed. We must give the new generation of MPs a chance to speak." He urged all parties to take this issue seriously and strengthen the traditions of Parliament.
Prime Minister Modi launched a scathing attack on the opposition, saying that Parliament should not be made a platform for drama and sloganeering.
He said, "There are many places in the country for drama, but in Parliament, there should be delivery, not drama. If you want to shout slogans, the entire country is there, but here the emphasis should be on policy."
He warned that negative politics is not in the national interest and should be limited to electoral strategies, not hinder the functioning of the House.
PM Modi said that negativity may sometimes be useful in politics, but positive thinking is essential for nation-building. He said that the opposition should reconsider its strategies, as the country has not accepted this approach for the last ten years.
Describing the GST reforms as "next-gen reforms," the Prime Minister said that they have created an atmosphere of trust in the country's economic system, and that many important steps will be taken in this direction.
He also congratulated the new Speaker and expressed hope that the Upper House will function effectively under his guidance.
Parliament winter session to be held from 1 to 19 December
PM Modi alleged that some opposition parties, fearing anti-incumbency in their respective states, are using Parliament as a medium to vent their anger. He said, "Some parties have started a new tradition of venting their anger over defeat in Parliament, but the country is not accepting it."
He also suggested that he is willing to give them "tips" for better performance, but the tendency to suppress the voices of MPs should be stopped.
Prime Minister Modi's statement before the start of the winter session has heated up the political atmosphere. It will be interesting to see whether there is dialogue or confrontation in Parliament—because the Prime Minister has made it clear that the government wants discussions on development and policy, while the opposition is demanding debate on contentious issues.
