On Saturday, PM Modi spoke about the infamous hug incident in parliament. He told ANI: “It is for you to judge whether it was a childish act or not. And if you are unable to decide, watch the wink and you will get the answer.”
On Saturday, PM Modi spoke about the infamous hug incident in parliament. He told ANI: “It is for you to judge whether it was a childish act or not. And if you are unable to decide, watch the wink and you will get the answer.”
On Rahul Gandhi’s jibe that GST was Gabbar Singh Tax, PM said: “The Congress President tried his best to provoke people against GST during Gujarat elections, why did the people reject him?”
He also spoke about job growth stating that 1 crore jobs were created in the last year. On lynching he said that every single incident was deeply unfortunate and it everyone ought to rise above politics to ensure unity and peace in our society.
On the Opposition’s charge that he was ‘silent over incidents of crime against women and lynching, he said: “My party and I have spoken in clear words, on multiple occasions against such actions and such a mindset. It is all on record.”
When questioned about BJP maltreating allies, PM Modi said: “Two events of the recent past will answer your question- the no-confidence motion in the Lok Sabha and the election for the Deputy Chairperson of the Rajya Sabha. Outcome of these events should indicate which coalition is intact and which is falling apart. Infact, we got support even from those parties which are not our allies. BJP has consistently expanded base over recent years among people and welcomed more allies to NDA.”
On the Mahagatbandhan, he said: “The Mahagathbandhan is about dynasties, not about development. The only question is whether they will break up before the election or after!”
Speaking about caste-based reservations, PM Modi said: “Reservation is here to stay. Let there be no doubt about it.”
He also slammed Mamata Banerjee over her comments about the NRC. He also assured people that no citizen of India will have to leave the country.
Speaking to ANI, PM Modi said: “Those who have lost faith in themselves, fear loss of popular support and lack faith in our institutions can use words like ‘civil war’, ‘blood bath’ and ‘Desh Ke Tukde Tukde.’ Evidently, they are disconnected from the pulse of the nation.”
He added: “I want to assure the people that no citizen of India will have to leave the country. As per the due process, all possible opportunities will be given to get their concerns addressed.”
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