New Delhi: On a day of scathing remarks by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, he hit back. Rahul GandhiIn his first speech as the leader of the opposition, the Prime Minister said that Rahul had lied about the Agniveer scheme and added that the Congress has no right to celebrate its electoral performance as the party managed to secure only 99/543 seats in the Lok Sabha elections and not 99/100 seats. He said that this is the first time in history that the oldest party has got less than 100 seats in three consecutive elections.
Earlier, Rahul Gandhi had protested against the deletion of important parts of his speech in Lok Sabha on Tuesday and said that Truth It is possible delete the The Prime Minister, Narendra Modi Modi’s WorldIt remains unchanged in reality.
His remarks came after portions of his motion of thanks to the President’s address in the Lok Sabha were deleted on Monday. “Whatever I had to say, I have said and that is the truth. They can delete as much as they want, but truth will prevail,” Gandhi said while talking to reporters in the Parliament complex. “Truth can be deleted in Modiji’s world, but truth cannot be deleted in reality,” Gandhi said.
Rahul also wrote a letter to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, requesting him to restore the remarks that were expunged from his speech against the NDA-led central government. “This is that right and I was exercising it yesterday in discharge of my obligations towards the people of the country. Removing my thoughtful remarks from the record is against the basic principles of parliamentary democracy,” he said.
Referring to BJP MP Anurag Thakur’s speech in the Lok Sabha, Rahul said, “In this context I would also like to draw attention to the speech of Shri Anurag Thakur, whose speech was full of allegations; however, surprisingly only one word has been deleted! With all due respect to you, this challenges the selective deletion argument. I request that the comments expunged from the proceedings be restored.”
PM Modi hits out at opposition, urges Lok Sabha Speaker to consider action against Rahul Gandhi’s speech
Prime Minister Modi attacked the opposition and said that the biggest setback to the country before 2014 was the loss of confidence among citizens. He said that a feeling of despair has become common, with people often saying that “nothing can happen to this country.”
Prime Minister Modi said that before 2014, terrorists had the freedom to attack anywhere in the country, resulting in the loss of innocent lives and large-scale targeting of various regions of India. Highlighting the change that came after his government came to power in 2014, he said, “Hindustan now kills its enemies in their homes.”
Opposition members raised slogans “Justice for Manipur” during his address.
Emphasising the Government’s unwavering commitment towards eradicating corruption, Prime Minister Modi said, “The country has blessed us for our zero tolerance policy towards corruption. Today, India’s credibility has increased across the world.”
Comparing a scene from the film ‘Sholay’ in which Amitabh Bachchan’s character Jai and Mausiji are there, Modi said, “The statements of Congress leaders have gone beyond the film ‘Sholay’.” He said, “We have lost for the third time, but Mausi, it is a moral victory, isn’t it?”
The Prime Minister also accused Gandhi of trying to garner sympathy in Parliament and urged the Speaker to take a strong stand against the “tradition of lying” inside the House.
PM Modi said, “Without taking seriously what happened yesterday, we will not be able to protect parliamentary democracy. We should not ignore these acts by calling them childish, considering them childish and I am saying this because the intention behind this is not good and I also want to awaken the countrymen.”
PM Modi urged NDA MPs to follow rules of Parliament: Kiren Rijiju
National Democratic Alliance leaders on Tuesday celebrated Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s historic third term during the parliamentary party meeting of the BJP coalition government.
Speaking to reporters after the NDA parliamentary meeting, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju said, “Today the PM gave us a very important mantra. He said every MP has been elected to the House to serve the country. No matter which party they belong to, serving the country is our first responsibility. Every NDA MP has to work giving priority to the country, this is what the PM urged. Secondly, the PM guided us well about the conduct of MPs.”
The Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister also informed that Prime Minister Modi reminded the MPs of their primary duty towards the nation and urged them to act responsibly within the Parliamentary democracy.
Lok Sabha elections are the end of communal politics in India: Akhilesh
Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav said in his debate on the motion of thanks that the 2024 Lok Sabha elections mark the end of communal politics in India, marking a moral victory for the India bloc. “June 4, 2024 was the day of freedom from communal politics for India. Communal politics has been defeated forever in this election.”
Addressing the House, he said, “This election is a new era of positive politics, the pro-Constitution people have won, the Constitution has won. This is the end of top-down politics.”
Specifically referring to the BJP’s defeat in Faizabad in Ayodhya, he said, “Whatever Rama has planned will happen He said that ‘whatever Ram has decided will happen.’ The victory of Ayodhya is the victory of the wisdom of the voters of India.’ He said that Faizabad MP and SP leader Awadhesh Kumar was also present during his speech.
Modi government has failed to fulfil its promises: Congress MP Pramod Tiwari
Senior Congress leader Pramod Tiwari on Tuesday accused the Narendra Modi government of failing to fulfil its promises on issues like black money, corruption and inflation in the last 10 years. He highlighted these points during the discussion in the Rajya Sabha on the motion of thanks to the President’s address to the joint session of Parliament.
“The prices of many commodities have reached a decade’s high, but President Draupadi Murmu’s speech did not mention this issue,” Tiwari said. “You should ponder over why you could not win more than 400 seats,” Tiwari said, referring to the BJP’s slogan “400 paar” (NDA will win more than 400 seats).
Earlier, Rahul Gandhi had protested against the deletion of important parts of his speech in Lok Sabha on Tuesday and said that Truth It is possible delete the The Prime Minister, Narendra Modi Modi’s WorldIt remains unchanged in reality.
His remarks came after portions of his motion of thanks to the President’s address in the Lok Sabha were deleted on Monday. “Whatever I had to say, I have said and that is the truth. They can delete as much as they want, but truth will prevail,” Gandhi said while talking to reporters in the Parliament complex. “Truth can be deleted in Modiji’s world, but truth cannot be deleted in reality,” Gandhi said.
Rahul also wrote a letter to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, requesting him to restore the remarks that were expunged from his speech against the NDA-led central government. “This is that right and I was exercising it yesterday in discharge of my obligations towards the people of the country. Removing my thoughtful remarks from the record is against the basic principles of parliamentary democracy,” he said.
Referring to BJP MP Anurag Thakur’s speech in the Lok Sabha, Rahul said, “In this context I would also like to draw attention to the speech of Shri Anurag Thakur, whose speech was full of allegations; however, surprisingly only one word has been deleted! With all due respect to you, this challenges the selective deletion argument. I request that the comments expunged from the proceedings be restored.”
PM Modi hits out at opposition, urges Lok Sabha Speaker to consider action against Rahul Gandhi’s speech
Prime Minister Modi attacked the opposition and said that the biggest setback to the country before 2014 was the loss of confidence among citizens. He said that a feeling of despair has become common, with people often saying that “nothing can happen to this country.”
Prime Minister Modi said that before 2014, terrorists had the freedom to attack anywhere in the country, resulting in the loss of innocent lives and large-scale targeting of various regions of India. Highlighting the change that came after his government came to power in 2014, he said, “Hindustan now kills its enemies in their homes.”
Opposition members raised slogans “Justice for Manipur” during his address.
Emphasising the Government’s unwavering commitment towards eradicating corruption, Prime Minister Modi said, “The country has blessed us for our zero tolerance policy towards corruption. Today, India’s credibility has increased across the world.”
Comparing a scene from the film ‘Sholay’ in which Amitabh Bachchan’s character Jai and Mausiji are there, Modi said, “The statements of Congress leaders have gone beyond the film ‘Sholay’.” He said, “We have lost for the third time, but Mausi, it is a moral victory, isn’t it?”
The Prime Minister also accused Gandhi of trying to garner sympathy in Parliament and urged the Speaker to take a strong stand against the “tradition of lying” inside the House.
PM Modi said, “Without taking seriously what happened yesterday, we will not be able to protect parliamentary democracy. We should not ignore these acts by calling them childish, considering them childish and I am saying this because the intention behind this is not good and I also want to awaken the countrymen.”
PM Modi urged NDA MPs to follow rules of Parliament: Kiren Rijiju
National Democratic Alliance leaders on Tuesday celebrated Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s historic third term during the parliamentary party meeting of the BJP coalition government.
Speaking to reporters after the NDA parliamentary meeting, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju said, “Today the PM gave us a very important mantra. He said every MP has been elected to the House to serve the country. No matter which party they belong to, serving the country is our first responsibility. Every NDA MP has to work giving priority to the country, this is what the PM urged. Secondly, the PM guided us well about the conduct of MPs.”
The Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister also informed that Prime Minister Modi reminded the MPs of their primary duty towards the nation and urged them to act responsibly within the Parliamentary democracy.
Lok Sabha elections are the end of communal politics in India: Akhilesh
Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav said in his debate on the motion of thanks that the 2024 Lok Sabha elections mark the end of communal politics in India, marking a moral victory for the India bloc. “June 4, 2024 was the day of freedom from communal politics for India. Communal politics has been defeated forever in this election.”
Addressing the House, he said, “This election is a new era of positive politics, the pro-Constitution people have won, the Constitution has won. This is the end of top-down politics.”
Specifically referring to the BJP’s defeat in Faizabad in Ayodhya, he said, “Whatever Rama has planned will happen He said that ‘whatever Ram has decided will happen.’ The victory of Ayodhya is the victory of the wisdom of the voters of India.’ He said that Faizabad MP and SP leader Awadhesh Kumar was also present during his speech.
Modi government has failed to fulfil its promises: Congress MP Pramod Tiwari
Senior Congress leader Pramod Tiwari on Tuesday accused the Narendra Modi government of failing to fulfil its promises on issues like black money, corruption and inflation in the last 10 years. He highlighted these points during the discussion in the Rajya Sabha on the motion of thanks to the President’s address to the joint session of Parliament.
“The prices of many commodities have reached a decade’s high, but President Draupadi Murmu’s speech did not mention this issue,” Tiwari said. “You should ponder over why you could not win more than 400 seats,” Tiwari said, referring to the BJP’s slogan “400 paar” (NDA will win more than 400 seats).
