‘अखिलेश यादव मेरे दोस्त, मेरी मदद भी कर देते हैं…’, सदन में बोले पीएम मोदी तो सपा मुखिया ने जोड़ लिए हाथ – pm modi said akhilesh yadav my friend appeals opposition to unite on women reservation bill ntcpvp
Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave his speech on women’s reservation in the Lok Sabha on Thursday. During this, while he lashed out heavily at the opposition, there were also some light moments during his address.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi Appealed to all opposition parties to come together on the Women’s Reservation Bill and said that this bill should not be weighed on political scales. During his address, an occasion came when he took a dig at SP chief Akhilesh and called him his friend. This also created a light-hearted atmosphere during the heated debate.
Let us tell you that when Prime Minister Narendra Modi talked about taking forward the Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill in the Lok Sabha, during his speech in the Lok Sabha, he addressed the Samajwadi Party chief. Akhilesh Yadav But quipped in a funny manner. What happened was that during PM Modi’s speech, SP MP Dharmendra Yadav stood up from his chair and said – You are also from a backward caste. Do not take care of backward people. The whole country is watching this.
On this, PM Modi said- Dharmendra ji, I am very grateful to you that you identified me. It is true that I come from a very backward society and Akhilesh ji is my friend so he helps me sometimes. After listening to PM’s words, SP MP Akhilesh Yadav laughed and folded his hands. During this, his wife and SP MP Dimple Yadav, sitting behind Akhilesh, was also seen smiling.
PM Modi warned, ‘Those who oppose this bill will have to pay the price for a long time.’ Referring to the 2024 elections, he said that this issue was passed with the consent of all the parties, hence no one benefited or suffered loss. The Prime Minister further said that this is a historic moment which will give a strong heritage to the country’s democracy. He appealed to all parties to unite and pass the bill so that women can get their rights.
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