Today he/she did not leave the House, he/she left the decorum… Chairman Dhankhar raised questions on the opposition’s walkout

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave a befitting reply to the opposition during the motion of thanks on the President’s address in Rajya Sabha on Wednesday. While PM Modi was speaking, the opposition kept raising slogans. During this, a situation arose when the Speaker of the House Jagdeep Dhankhar had to stop PM Modi’s speech and present his/her point. he/she questioned the attitude of the opposition. he/she said that this is extremely painful, painful, indecent behavior. Jagdeep Dhankhar said that the opposition has not left the House today but has left the decorum.

‘The opposition has turned its back on the Constitution of India’

Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar said that he/she is hurt to see such a painful, hurtful and unruly behaviour. The government is continuously working. I discussed the matter. And I also requested. The Leader of the Opposition was given a chance to speak without any hindrance. Today he/she has not left the House, he/she has left the decorum. Today he/she has not only turned his/her back on me, he/she has turned his/her back on the Constitution of India.

‘The Constitution is not a book to be held in the hand, it is a book to be won’

During this time, the Chairman of the Upper House of Parliament also targeted some opposition MPs for walking around with the Constitution in their hands. he/she said that today they have not disrespected me or you, they have disrespected the oath that was taken under the Constitution. Such a big disrespect to the Constitution of India, such a big joke. The Indian Constitution is not a book to be held in the hand, it is a book to live by. I hope that they will introspect, think deeply. They will probe their hearts and come to their duty.

Opposition walks out during PM Modi’s speech

PM Modi also raised questions on the opposition’s walkout from the Rajya Sabha. he/she said that they are insulting the great tradition of the Upper House. The people of the country have defeated them in every way that now they have no other option left except screaming in the streets. Sloganeering and uproar is what is written in their fate.