PM Modi Criticizes Opposition for Preventing Many MPs from Speaking in Parliament During Budget Session

The Prime Minister addressed the media on the first day of the Budget session. He expressed concern that many Members of Parliament have been unable to voice their constituency’s issues due to “negative politics” by certain parties, leading to a wasted Parliament time. He urged MPs from all parties to put aside their political differences and engage in constructive discussions. The Prime Minister also spoke about the recent protests by the Opposition during Parliament sessions and criticized attempts to silence the government chosen by the people.

He emphasized the importance of democratic traditions and expressed hope for a productive and creative session to fulfill the dreams of the people. Regarding the upcoming Union Budget presentation, the Prime Minister mentioned that the government is focused on implementing its promises and outlined the budget’s significance in the country’s vision for development. He also highlighted India’s economic growth, positive outlook, and investment opportunities, emphasizing the country’s progress. The Prime Minister appealed to MPs to prioritize the country’s interests over party affiliations and work towards empowering the poor, farmers, and women.

He acknowledged the need to address differences in opinions while discouraging negativity, emphasizing the importance of a progressive ideology in shaping the country’s future.