Concluding a comprehensive three-day discourse regarding the motion of no-confidence in the Lok Sabha, Prime Minister Modi expressed his optimism that the country’s path would be illuminated by the potential of a BJP-led NDA, as he addressed concerns about the misuse of democracy and verbal attacks on himself and the nation. He envisioned a return to power for the BJP in the upcoming 2024 elections, marking their third consecutive term.
Responding with resolute counterarguments to the motion of no-confidence against his administration, Prime Minister Narendra Modi rebuked the Opposition INDIA alliance, notably singling out the Congress and the Gandhi family, contending that the people of the nation lacked faith in their leadership. The proposed no-confidence motion was ultimately defeated through a vocal vote following the Prime Minister’s compelling rejoinder. Prior to this, the Opposition had staged a walkout, protesting the absence of any mention of the Manipur issue during the first 90 minutes of his speech.
In the wake of the Opposition’s departure, Prime Minister Modi, attributing the root of Northeastern predicaments to the Congress, extended assurance to Manipur’s populace, vowing solidarity and the resurgence of tranquility within the state. Accusing the Opposition of manipulating the Manipur situation for political gains, he endorsed the endeavors of the state administration, pledging comprehensive retribution for perpetrators of crimes in Manipur. The Prime Minister further conveyed his unwavering support to the people of Manipur, pledging to overcome these challenges together and restore peace. He offered his solemn pledge to guide Manipur on its path towards development once again.