Modi Urges NDA MPs to Uphold Parliamentary Standards Amid Opposition Criticism

Prime Minister Narendra Modi advised NDA MPs to adhere to parliamentary norms and consult senior members for best practices. His remarks followed accusations against Rahul Gandhi for making an 'irresponsible' speech. Modi emphasized studying issues before speaking publicly and maintaining strong ties with constituencies.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday urged NDA MPs to adhere to parliamentary rules and conduct while learning best practices from senior members. This call for decorum followed accusations against Leader of Opposition, Rahul Gandhi, for delivering what the ruling alliance termed as a 'most irresponsible' speech.

Highlighting his humble background, Modi took a swipe at the Nehru-Gandhi family, noting the rarity of a non-Congress leader, let alone a 'chai-wala', securing the prime ministerial position for a third consecutive term. He emphasized the importance of MPs studying issues meticulously before making public statements and maintaining strong connections with their constituencies.

Modi also encouraged MPs to visit the Prime Ministers Museum, which documents the lives of all Indian prime ministers. He pointed out that prior governments often overlooked contributions from prime ministers outside the Congress's prominent family, but his administration ensures all are recognized for their contributions to the nation.

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