Correspondent
Guwahati, 11 August 2023: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma shed light on a recent incident in the Parliament, where the opposition walked out during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech addressing the concerns related to Manipur. Sarma's remarks came in response to the opposition's demand that PM Modi address the situation in Manipur, only to later leave the session as he began to speak.
"Their actions clearly revealed their motives," said CM Sarma, emphasizing that the opposition's intention was not genuinely related to addressing the concerns in Manipur but rather to disrupt the proceedings of the Parliament. The Chief Minister suggested that the opposition's demand for the Prime Minister's speech was a ploy, as they chose to walk out when he began speaking.
During his speech, PM Modi expressed his sentiments sincerely and with a touch of empathy, according to Sarma. The Prime Minister's genuine concern and affection for the people of Manipur were evident as he spoke from his heart, aiming to connect with the sentiments of the region.
Sarma further noted that as the principal party in the Parliament, it was crucial for the opposition to lend their ears to the Prime Minister's words until the conclusion of his speech. Leaving the session midway not only demonstrated a lack of respect but also raised questions about the seriousness of the opposition's demands.
The incident serves as a reminder of the challenges faced in maintaining a conducive and productive atmosphere within the Parliament. Sarma's remarks shed light on the importance of transparent intentions and sincere dialogue among political parties, especially in matters that concern the well-being and progress of specific regions such as Manipur.
In conclusion, the recent incident during PM Modi's speech in the Parliament, as highlighted by Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma, underscores the need for constructive and focused discussions among political factions for the greater benefit of the nation and its people.