PM Modi’s Blistering Attack On Opposition Ahead Of Parliament Session 2024: ‘Substance, Not Slogan’

Published on Jun 24, 2024 11:28 am IST

Prime Minister Narendra Modi targeted opposition ahead of the first Parliament session after the Lok Sabha elections. PM Modi appealed to the opposition to drop its “tantrums and drama” and focus on “substance and not slogan”. The Prime Minister also invoked Emergency ahead of its anniversary on June 25. On the first day of the Parliament session, newly-elected MPs are set for oath taking by Pro-tem speaker Bhartruhari Mahtab. Watch this video for PM Modi’s full speech.

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