PM Modi Bids Farewell to Retiring Rajya Sabha MPs: 'No Full Stop in Politics'

Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised retiring Rajya Sabha MPs for their contributions and urged new members to learn from veteran politicians. Highlighting that politics has no full stop, he encouraged leaders to persist in their efforts. The recent biennial elections filled 37 seats, with many candidates elected unopposed.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Rajya Sabha to honor the contributions of retiring members during the ongoing budget session. Emphasizing that 'there is no full stop in politics,' Modi expressed gratitude for their service and encouraged them to continue their political journey.

During his speech, Modi highlighted the valuable experience of veteran politicians like HD Deve Gowda, Mallikarjun Kharge, and Sharad Pawar, urging newly elected MPs to learn from their extensive parliamentary work. He also humorously praised Ramdas Athawale, a departing member, for keeping humor alive in the House.

The session marked the retirement of 37 MPs, following biennial elections across 10 states. Notable movements include NDA's success in Bihar and new representatives from Odisha and Haryana. The elections filled 37 seats, with 26 candidates securing their positions unopposed.

(With inputs from agencies.)