PM Modi Speech in Parliament: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday delivered a speech in support of the motion of thanks on the President’s address. In a speech of 1:35 hours, he responded to the allegations made by the Gandhi family, Kejriwal and opposition leaders without naming anyone.
Voting is to be held in Delhi on February 5. Without taking Kejriwal’s name, the PM said, ‘Earlier the headlines of newspapers used to be, ‘Scams worth so many lakhs’. It has been 10 years, even though these scams did not happen, lakhs of crores of rupees have been saved. Which were used in the service of the people. We did not use the money to build a palace, but to build the country.’
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PM Modi Speech: PM’s reply to Rahul’s 3 allegations
1. Rahul had said- President’s speech was boring
Answer- Those who get photo sessions done in huts will find talking about the poor boring.
Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi, while speaking on the President’s address on Monday, had said- there was nothing new in it. The President’s speech was boring. Modi replied to this saying- some leaders are focusing on stylish showers and jacuzzis in homes, but our focus is on providing water to every home. More than 16 crore homes did not have water connection. We have provided tap water to 12 crore families in 5 years. The President has described it in detail in his address. Those who entertain themselves by getting photo sessions done in the huts of the poor will find talking about the poor in Parliament boring.
2. Rahul demanded caste census,
Modi asked- Have three members of any SC-ST family ever been in Parliament together?
On Monday, Rahul Gandhi once again reiterated the demand for caste census in his speech. In response to this, Modi said- For the last 30 years, OBC community MPs were unitedly demanding constitutional status for the OBC Commission. We fulfilled this demand. Someone tell me if there have been three MPs from the same family of SC or ST category in Parliament at the same time? The PM took this jibe at the Gandhi family. At present, Rahul and Priyanka are MPs in the Lok Sabha and their mother Sonia Gandhi is MP in the Rajya Sabha.
3. Rahul had said- We have to fight the Indian State
Answer- Some leaders are speaking the language of Urban Naxals
On January 15, at the inauguration of the new office of the Congress, Rahul Gandhi had said, “We have to fight against the Indian State. In response to this, the PM said- It is the misfortune of the country that these days some people are openly speaking the language of Urban Naxals. The things that Urban Naxals speak, taking on the Indian State. These people taking the language of Urban Naxals and declaring a fight against the Indian State can neither understand the Indian State nor the unity of the country.”
PM Modi Speech: Without taking Kejriwal’s name, Modi said, ‘We don’t do politics of poison’
Without taking Kejriwal’s name, Modi said, ‘We don’t do politics of poison. We give utmost importance to the unity of the country and that is why we have built the world’s biggest statue of Sardar Patel. We remember him. He was not from Jan Sangh.’
This statement of the PM is being linked to Kejriwal’s allegation of January 27. The former CM had said, ‘People of Delhi get drinking water from Haryana and Uttar Pradesh. The BJP’s Haryana government has made the Yamuna water poisonous.’
PM Modi Speech: Amit Shah’s attempt to end the Ambedkar controversy
In the winter session of Rajya Sabha, Home Minister Amit Shah had said to Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge – Kharge ji keeps chanting Ambedkar-Ambedkar all day long. If he had taken the name of God so much, he would have got heaven. There was a lot of uproar over this statement. The PM tried to do damage control.
PM said- Those who talk about the constitution do not have much knowledge. Ambedkar had a vision regarding water schemes. More than 100 pending irrigation projects were completed. Ambedkar advocated linking of rivers, but nothing happened for decades. We started the Ken-Betwa Link Project.
PM Modi Speech: Modi mentioned Rajiv Gandhi’s 15 paise statement
Modi said- There used to be a Prime Minister in our country. It had become fashionable to call him Mr. Clean. He had said that if one rupee comes out of Delhi, only 15 paise reaches the villages. At that time, there was rule of one party from Panchayat to Parliament. At that time, he had publicly said that one rupee comes out and only 15 paise reaches. It was an amazing kind of cleanliness. Even a common man of the country can easily understand to whom the 15 paise went.
PM Modi Speech: 9 Key Points
- Those doing photoshoots in the slums will only talk about poverty.
- When power becomes a legacy, democracy ends.
- The country saved billions of rupees due to the absence of scams in the last 10 years.
- Some live for themselves; others live for the Constitution—those who live for the Constitution are here.
- Our model is about savings and development; the people’s money is for the people.
- We have demographics, democracy, and demand—then why can’t we progress?
- We never lied to the poor; we provided real development. The pain of the poor and the dreams of the middle class cannot be understood this way.
- When older people grow wiser, they speak less. But some older ones keep yelling louder as they age.
- Those who dedicate themselves to the Constitution know it well and understand its soul.
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