PM Modi’s Lok Sabha Speech: Guiding India’s Constitutional Future

Modi Outlines 11 Action Points for Parliament in Constitution Day Address

New Delhi – Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a thorough address to Parliament⁢ on ⁤Constitution Day, outlining 11 key action points for lawmakers to ⁣focus on in the coming months.‍

BJP MP Aparajita Sarangi praised⁣ the Prime Minister’s speech, calling it “enlightening” and “a ⁢kind of⁢ guidance ⁣for all of us.”

“He spoke to all the members ⁢of Parliament in the Lok Sabha for more than 1.5 hours,” Sarangi said. “This was a very enlightening speech. It was a kind of guidance for all of us.”

The Prime Minister’s address followed two days of debate on the Indian Constitution, which was adopted by ⁢the Constituent Assembly on November‍ 26, 1949.

“The ⁣Indian Constitution has been⁤ the lighthouse,” Sarangi noted.She emphasized that Modi’s message⁢ was not limited‍ to members of the ruling NDA coalition.

“The Prime ‍Minister is the Prime Minister of the entire contry,” Sarangi stated. “So when he spoke, whatever he said, whatever directions he gave, these directions were meant for all the members of Parliament from all across the ‍political parties.”

According to Sarangi, ⁣the Prime Minister’s overarching goal was clear:⁣ “to ⁤follow⁣ the‍ provisions of the Constitution and to see that we emerge as one of the fastest growing ⁣economies.”

Modi Calls for Parliament to Focus ⁣on 11 Key Issues in ⁢Constitution Day‍ Address

New Delhi – In a lengthy address to Parliament on constitution Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi laid out 11 key action points for lawmakers,‍ urging them to prioritize these issues in the coming months.

BJP‍ MP Aparajita Sarangi lauded‍ the Prime Minister’s speech, describing it as ⁤”enlightening” and “a kind ⁤of guidance for all of us.”

“He spoke to all the members ⁢of Parliament for more than 1.5 hours,” Sarangi said.

Sarangi emphasized that Modi’s‍ message transcended ⁤partisan divides. “The Prime Minister is the prime Minister ⁢of the entire country,” she stated. “So when he⁣ spoke, whatever he said, whatever ⁣directions he gave, these directions were meant for all the members ‍of⁢ Parliament ‍from all across the political parties.”

The Prime Minister’s address followed two days⁢ of debate commemorating the Indian Constitution, which was adopted by the Constituent Assembly ⁣on November 26, 1949.

According to sarangi, Modi’s overarching goal was clear: “to follow the⁢ provisions of the Constitution and to see that we emerge⁣ as one of the ⁤fastest growing⁤ economies.”