PM Modi Parliament Session Appeal : This is a short session. Their (MPs) maximum time should be devoted (to the Session) in an environment of enthusiasm and excitement. Rone dhone ke liye bahut samay hota hai, karte rahiye. (There is plenty of time in life to cry and whine.)
New Delhi, 18 September (City Times): PM Modi Parliament Session Appeal : In anticipation of a special parliamentary session, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called upon opposition parties to set aside the habit of Rona Dhona (constant bickering) and concentrate on what he termed a “short but historic session” of Parliament. He also urged Members of Parliament (MPs) to allocate their ‘maximum time’ to this session.
Setting a Positive Tone for the Session:
PM Modi Parliament Session Appeal : “This is a short session. Their (MPs) maximum time should be devoted (to the Session) in an environment of enthusiasm and excitement. Rone dhone ke liye bahut samay hota hai, karte rahiye. (There is plenty of time in life to cry and whine.) There are a few moments in life which fill you with enthusiasm and faith. I look at this short session like that,” PM Modi said.
Addressing Past Disruptions:
The Prime Minister’s reference to ‘rone dhone’ alludes to the frequent protests and disruptions by opposition members during previous sessions, which often hampered the smooth functioning of Parliament.
Opposition’s Response:
In response to the Prime Minister’s ‘rone dhone’ remark, National Conference (NC) President Farooq Abdullah, a prominent opposition leader, stated that he is pleased the session is being convened and emphasized that he was not “cribbing.”
A Call for Productive Dialogue:
PM Modi Parliament Session Appeal : As India’s Parliament prepares for this ‘short but historic’ session, Prime Minister Modi’s call for an atmosphere of enthusiasm and constructive engagement underscores the importance of parliamentary sessions in addressing the nation’s pressing issues and enacting key legislation. It remains to be seen how the opposition and government will work together during this session to fulfill their roles in India’s vibrant democracy.
