Demand for discussion on Operation Sindoor is an oversight by the opposition: PM Modi mocks in NDA meeting

Demand for discussion on Operation Sindoor is an oversight by the opposition: PM Modi mocks in NDA meeting

New Delhi: Today, in the NDA parliamentary session, Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized the opposition and demonstrated his political cunning. He said that Operation Sindoor is the honor of the country's army and it is necessary to bring it before the nation. But the opposition shot itself in the foot by demanding a discussion on this issue. Modi sarcastically said, "Where can you find an opposition that shoots stones at its own feet?" He declared August 5 as a historic day, because on that day the Ram Janmabhoomi land was worshipped, which according to him was a great moment of the country's cultural consciousness. Criticism on Bihar voter list SIR Modi accused the opposition of misleading the public on issues like SIR (Special Revision of Electoral Rules). He said that the Congress was against implementing the Constitution in Jammu and Kashmir, but the NDA completely implemented the Constitution there by removing Article 370. He said that the opposition's demand for a discussion is unjustified and the public is watching everything. Modi once again criticized the opposition, saying, "These people are responsible for their own failures." "The 'Har Ghar Tiranga' campaign is being praised. The Prime Minister termed the 'Har Ghar Tiranga' campaign as an inspiring initiative and appealed to all the members of Parliament to participate in it fully. He asked all the factions of the alliance to present their achievements to the people on the completion of 25 years of the NDA. This style of Modi was not only political but also an attempt to stir up public sentiments, which has been the hallmark of his speeches. Ridicule on the opposition and Rahul Gandhi Modi took a dig at opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, referring to the recent observations of the Supreme Court. He said, "What can we say, when the Supreme Court itself has said everything. This is not a stone-pelting, it is a 'Abel, hit me' situation." Modi challenged the opposition, saying, "Let such a debate be held every day, this is my field and God is with me in this." He termed the Supreme Court's criticism as the "biggest rebuke" to the opposition. Preparations for the Vice Presidential elections The meeting took place at a time when the nomination process for the post of Vice President is starting from August 7. The NDA has till August 21 to name its candidate. To be nominated. Since the NDA has a majority, its candidate is almost certain to win. This meeting was also a demonstration of the NDA's political strength in a way. Source: NDTV: India Today: Hindustan Times: Times of India: X-Posts: