Prime Minister Narendra Modi, ahead of the Parliament’s Winter Session, addressed the nation on Monday. He urged the Opposition to focus on delivering a productive parliament session for the people. But for whom did he use the word ‘drama’?
Parliament’s Winter Session: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday, December 1, addressed the nation ahead of the Parliament’s Winter Session. He stated that India has a lived democracy, and the recently finished Bihar election turnout is a display of the power of the country’s democracy, citing and praising the huge participation of women voters. He also unleashed a barrage of jibes at the Opposition, asking the parties not to do ‘drama’, requesting the Opposition to focus on delivering a productive parliament session for the countrymen. He stated that Opposition parties appeared ‘unsettled’ following the massive defeat in the Bihar Assembly Polls, calling upon them to put aside all differences and work for passing good policies in the Parliament during the Winter Session.
#ParliamentWinterSession | Delhi: PM Narendra Modi says, “Whoever wants to do drama can do it. There should be delivery here and not drama…the emphasis should be on policy, not slogans.” pic.twitter.com/hvOLmB23Yi
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Parliament’s Winter Session: Why Did PM Modi Use Drama Word During His Address?
While addressing the nation, PM Modi slammed Opposition parties, asking them not to do ‘Drama’ in the Parliament during the Winter Session. He also took a jibe at the Opposition talking about their major defeat in the Bihar Assembly Polls.
“I would request that everyone thinks about the issues at hand. There is a lot of space for doing drama whoever wants to do drama can do it. Yaha drama nahi, delivery honi chahiye (There should delivery here, no drama). Whoever wants to say slogans, the whole country is there, you have already said it during the defeat of Bihar elections. But here the emphasis should be on policy, not slogans,” PM Modi said ahead of the Winter Session.
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The Prime Minister stated that sometimes negative can work in politics, but eventually a positive mindset and thought process are needed for nation building.
“It is possible that negativity can work in politics but ultimately positive thinking is needed for nation building. Negativity should be kept aside and nation building should be the focus,” PM Modi said.
