Modi Calls for Constructive Debate in Parliament
Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized the opposition for using Parliament as an election warm-up arena, encouraging a shift towards constructive debate. He offered guidance to bring positivity into politics and stressed the need for result-driven discussions rather than theatrical displays, especially after electoral defeats like the one in Bihar.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has voiced strong criticism towards the opposition, accusing them of transforming Parliament into a preparatory stage for elections or a venue to express frustration following electoral defeats.
Modi, speaking to reporters before the Winter session, highlighted the importance of Parliament functioning as a conduit for constructive and productive debate rather than a stage for political theatrics.
The Prime Minister referenced the opposition's recent electoral loss in Bihar, suggesting that the Parliament should avoid becoming a platform for venting frustration or showcasing arrogance after electoral wins. He emphasized that the opposition should actively engage and move beyond election losses.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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