PM Modi Asserts Historic Mandate and Anti-Corruption Commitment in Parliament Speech
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a spirited address to Parliament, highlighted the historic significance of his government’s third successive term, attributing it to the trust and confidence of the Indian electorate. Responding to a debate on the President’s address, Modi underscored the mandate as a validation of his leadership and policies, despite vocal opposition protests. Emphasizing a zero-tolerance stance on corruption, he reiterated promises made upon assuming office in 2014, vowing to continue efforts towards national integrity and development.
Modi further outlined his government’s commitment to inclusive growth under the mantra of ‘Sabka Sath Sabka Vikas’ (Collective Effort, Inclusive Growth), contrasting it with what he criticized as past policies of appeasement. Amid opposition disruptions, the Prime Minister asserted a policy framework guided by ‘Nation First’ principles, aimed at holistic development and justice for all. The session witnessed heated exchanges as opposition members raised slogans, highlighting the polarized political atmosphere during Modi’s address.
In closing, Modi affirmed the electorate’s endorsement of his governance approach, emphasizing satisfaction over appeasement in policy-making. The Prime Minister’s remarks signal a continuation of his administration’s agenda focused on eradicating corruption and advancing inclusive development across India.
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