PM Modi Meeting With MPs: Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a breakfast meeting with rebel MPs today. He urged them to actively participate in the ruling and opposition debates during the monsoon session and to not worry about anything, as he stands with them. The Prime Minister urged them to consider the NDA as their family, and that all MPs are part of that family.
A total of 45 MPs including Upendra Kushwaha
Prime Minister Modi met with MPs from Maharashtra’s Shiv Sena (Shinde faction) and NCP. A total of 45 MPs attended the meeting, including seven from the Shiv Sena Thackeray faction, 20 from the NCP, two rebel MPs from the NCP (Ajit Pawar faction), and Upendra Kushwaha. The Prime Minister had breakfast with all the MPs and inquired about their well-being. He spoke with each MP individually to understand their concerns and views.
Members of the family of MPs from allied parties
During the meeting, Prime Minister Modi said that the NDA is like a family, and that MPs from all coalition partners are members of this family. He assured that the BJP stands firmly with all its allies and will continue to do so.
Appeal to participate during the monsoon session
The Prime Minister appealed to MPs to participate in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha debates during the monsoon session. He urged them to read and understand the history of Parliament, and play their part in the debates. He also urged them to put aside all concerns and focus on the development of their respective states, as the nation will progress only through the progress of the states.
All MPs will be respected
Prime Minister Modi stated that he stands with every NDA MP and that no one needs to worry. He assured that all MPs will be respected and given a full opportunity to express their views.
Separate meeting with leader Parth Pawar
During the meeting, the Prime Minister separately met with NCP (Ajit Pawar faction) leader Parth Pawar. He inquired about the well-being of his mother, Sunetra Pawar. The Prime Minister spoke to Parth in Marathi and advised him to take care of his mother.
Tips for better use of your strengths
Prime Minister Modi urged MPs to prioritize development work in their constituencies and make optimal use of the powers they receive as MPs. He said they could contact the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) for any development-related matters in their constituency.
Appeal to understand problems through dialogue
The Prime Minister also advised MPs to take care of their health. He said that good health is the key to better serving the country and its people. He also urged MPs to maintain regular dialogue with the poor, laborers, and farmers and understand their problems.