Headlines
- The Indian Constitution is not a book to be held in hands but a book to be lived: Jagdeep Dhankhar
- The opposition no longer has the courage to fight: PM Modi
Prime Minister Modi’s Rajya Sabha speech, Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Rajya Sabha on Wednesday (PM Modi) While he was presenting his point, the opposition created a huge ruckus and later walked out of the House. On this, Prime Minister Modi said that the country is watching, those who spread lies do not even have the strength to listen to the truth.
‘Opposition is insulting the Upper House’
He said that they do not have the courage to face the truth. They do not have the courage to listen to the answers to the questions they have raised. They are insulting the Upper House of Parliament. They are insulting the great tradition of the Upper House.
Prime Minister Modi said about the opposition that the people of the country have defeated them in every way that now they have nothing left except to scream in the streets. Sloganeering, uproar and running away from the field is what is written in their fate.
What did the chairman say?
At the same time, Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar called this behavior of the opposition extremely painful, painful and unruly. He said that they have not left the House, they have left the decorum. They have disrespected the oath that was taken under the Constitution. The Constitution of India is not a book to be held in the hand, but a book to live by.
After this, Prime Minister Modi told the Speaker, “I can understand your pain. They are unable to digest the mandate given by 140 crore people of the country. Yesterday all their actions failed, so today they do not have the courage to fight that battle. Therefore, they left the field and ran away.”
PM Modi lashed out at the opposition
Prime Minister Modi said in Rajya Sabha that these people are used to running the government on auto pilot mode, running the government on remote pilot, so they do not believe in doing anything. They only know how to wait, but we will not let any lack in hard work. Whatever we have done in the last 10 years, we will increase its speed and expansion in the coming years. There will be depth as well as height in our work. We will fulfill this resolution.
Prime Minister Modi said in Rajya Sabha, “During the elections, I used to tell the countrymen that in the 10 years of work we have done, we have more resolutions before us, according to that, this was just an appetizer, the main course will start now.” He talked about providing all the basic facilities to the citizens. He expressed his firm belief that the coming five years will be dedicated to the basic facilities, the daily needs of a common citizen, the facilities, the type of governance required to live a life with dignity.
The main pillars of India’s development journey
Prime Minister Modi said, “The coming five years are decisive years in the fight against poverty. This country will emerge victorious in the fight against poverty. When the country becomes the third largest economy of the world, its benefits and impact will be felt in every sphere of life. Many opportunities for development will be available. When we become the third largest economy of the world, there will be a positive impact on every level of India. We are seeing a global rise of new startups in the coming period. In the coming five years, there is going to be a very rapid change in public transport and we want to move forward seriously in the direction that its benefits reach crores of people of India as soon as possible.”
He said, “There are four main pillars in India’s development journey. Their empowerment, their opportunities, these are going to give them a great strength. Our country’s farmers, our country’s poor, our country’s youth, our country’s women power, we have underlined our focus in our development journey.”
(Input: IANS)