Monsoon session is a Vijay Utsav after operation Sindoor in which we attained a 100 per cent success: PM Modi
The Monsoon Session of the Parliament kicked off to a rocky start with both houses – Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha – being adjourned within minutes of commencement. .
Speaking to reporters later Congress leader Rahul Gandhi alleged bias and said that despite being the leader of the opposition, he was not allowed to speak in the Lok Sabha. “The Defense Minister and other people of the government are allowed to speak, but the opposition leaders are not being allowed to speak. I am the leader of the opposition, it is my right to speak, it is my job to raise issues, but they are not letting me speak,” he said.
“Prime Minister Narendra Modi left the House. If he allows, there can be a discussion…If the leaders of the government are allowed to speak, then we should also be given space. We wanted to speak, but we were not allowed,” he said
As soon as the proceedings started this morning, uproar bagan in both the houses with the opposition demanding an immediate discussion on Operation Sindoor.
in his customary address earlier, PM Modi hoped Parliamentarians cutting across party lines would send a message of unity in this session and celebrate the successes of Indian forces
The PM said India had achieved 100 % success in its military response Operation Sindoor following the Pahalgam terror attack, which shocked the world. “Monsoon session is a Vijay Utsav after operation Sindoor in which we attained a 100 per cent success,” he said in his customary speech at the start of the proceedings.
“Indian Forces destroyed terror targets in 22 minutes and the world witnessed the military prowess of made in India arms.
“Parliament must send a message of unity,” he said thanking MPs across parties for travelling the world after Operation Sindoor and “exposing terror patron Pakistan.”
Recalling the brutal killings in Pahalgam that shocked the world and brought global attention to terrorism and its sponsors, the Prime Minister remarked that in response, representatives from most political parties and states rose above partisan interests and embarked on international outreach in service of the nation. He highlighted the success of this unified diplomatic campaign, which exposed Pakistan as a sponsor of terrorism on the global stage.
PM Modi expressed deep appreciation for the Members of Parliament and political parties who carried out this vital national initiative. He stated that their efforts created a positive environment in the country and opened the minds of the international community to India’s perspective on terrorism, noting that it is his privilege to commend all involved for this significant contribution to national interest.
Emphasizing the power of unity and the spirit of one voice that inspires and energizes the nation, the Prime Minister said that the current monsoon session will reflect this spirit as a celebration of victory, honouring India’s military strength and national capability, and serving as a source of motivation for 140 crore citizens. He also expressed confidence that collective efforts will strengthen India’s pursuit of self-reliance in the defence sector and urged the nation to recognize and applaud the strength of the armed forces.
Highlighting the strength that comes from unity and the impact of speaking in one voice, he called upon all Members of Parliament to advance this sentiment in Parliament. Acknowledging the diversity of political parties and their respective agendas, PM Modi stated that while opinions may differ on party interests, there must be harmony of intent in matters of national interest.
The opposition has multiple notices for suspension of business in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha to discuss the Pahalgam attack, Operation Sindoor and US President Donald Trump’s claims on the issue
