PM sets the tone, calls on House of Representatives to back the Jawans on the Chinese front | India News


NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra modi on Monday he said he believed that Parliament and its members would send an unequivocal message that the country strongly supported the soldiers at a time when they were deployed on difficult terrain at the borders under adverse circumstances.
“This House, in particular this session, has a more crucial responsibility. Today, the brave soldiers of our Army are on the borders. They are defending the borders with Great value and good humor, in difficult terrain. And the rains are going to start in a few days, ”said the prime minister.
Speaking before the start of the 18-day monsoon session, Modi said that just like the faith with which the soldiers stood, determined to protect the homeland, Parliament and all members of the House would also send a message with a unanimous voice, spirit and resolution: may the country support the Army. “Sadan ek swar se, ek bhavana se, ek sankalp se yeh sandesh dega ki sena ke jawano ke saath pura desh khada dai, ”said the First Minkister.
His comments referred to the deployment in eastern Ladakh, where the Army is involved in a tense standoff with Chinese troops.
“The whole House is with the brave soldiers of the country. I believe that this House and all the honorable members will also send a very strong message, ”Modi said. His comments come at a time when most opposition parties have been demanding a debate on border tension.
Sources said the Defense Minister Rajnath singh will make a suo motu statement on the subject in the Lok Sabha on Tuesday.
The prime minister said the session was taking place under special circumstances. “There is a crown pandemic on the one hand, while our obligation to fulfill our duties on the other; and all the deputies have chosen the path of duty. I congratulate and thank all the parliamentarians for this initiative ”, he added.
He said that the budget session had to close ahead of schedule, but this time, Parliament would function twice a day, with Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha sitting one at a time. “The shift schedules also had to be changed. The weekend breaks from Saturday to Sunday have also been canceled this time. But all members have accepted it, welcomed it and decided to continue on the path of duty, “he added.
Urging lawmakers to participate in the discussions, Modi said that several important decisions will be made in this session. “Our experience tells us that the more we discuss in LS, the more diverse the discussion in the Chamber, the more beneficial it is for the country and for solving the problems in question. Let’s add value to this great tradition, ”said the prime minister.
Reiterating the importance of being careful until a Covid-19 vaccine he was ready, said the prime minister, “We have to follow the rules and proceed with great precautions. And it is also clear that we cannot afford any laxity in our approach unless there is a drug. We hope that a vaccine will arrive from any corner of the world as soon as possible, and we will manage to get everyone out of this crisis ”.

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