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Parliament Winter Session News: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given a strict message to the opposition parties just before the beginning of the winter session of Parliament. PM Modi usually calls for cooperation from opposition parties at the beginning of the Parliament session, but on Monday morning he was seen in a very aggressive mode.
Just before the beginning of the winter session of Parliament, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given a strong message to the opposition parties. Taking direct aim at the opposition in his speech, the Prime Minister not only gave the message of strength of democracy but also advised them to overcome the disappointment of defeat and fulfill their responsibilities.
PM Modi usually calls for cooperation from opposition parties at the beginning of the Parliament session, but on Monday morning he was seen in a very aggressive mode. This statement of PM Modi made it clear that after the victory of Bihar, the central government is ready to move forward with full aggression.
What did PM say on winter session?
PM Modi said, ‘This winter session of Parliament is not just a custom. This will fill new energy in taking the country towards development rapidly. I fully believe so. Emphasizing on the strength of democracy, he said that India has always strongly followed its democratic tradition. He said, ‘India has lived democracy. The zeal and enthusiasm for democracy is clearly visible from time to time, which further strengthens the faith in democracy.
Referring to the recent elections held in Bihar, PM Modi called it the biggest strength of democracy and also said that many parties are upset due to the defeat. The opposition should overcome the disappointment of defeat. The Prime Minister said, ‘I thought that it had been some time since the Bihar elections were over, so things would have changed, but I listened to him and now I feel that his defeat is still troubling him.’
What is the meaning of PM Modi’s statement?
This statement of PM Modi clearly shows that after the big victory in Bihar, he has adopted the strategy of pushing the opposition into defensive mode. Taking a jibe at the opposition, he said that the country’s politics should not get entangled in the sentiments of victory and defeat. Neither the celebration of victory nor the disappointment of defeat should become the focus. Rather, Parliament should work with full energy on issues of public interest. He said, ‘This session should focus on what the Parliament thinks and is going to do for the country. The opposition should fulfill its responsibility and raise strong issues. Came out of the disappointment of defeat.
The Prime Minister said that today the world is watching India’s democratic system and its economic strength with great attention. India’s economy is continuously touching new heights and its gaining momentum further strengthens the dream of a developed India. He said that the disappointment of defeat should not be the focus and it should not turn into celebration of victory. As public representatives, we should carry forward the responsibilities and expectations of the countrymen with balance. This is a difficult task, but we must do it.
