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Prime Minister Narendra Modi today addressed the Rajya Sabha, highlighting the wide-ranging impact of the ongoing West Asia conflict on India and the world. He said the war, now in its fourth week, has triggered a severe global energy crisis. It has also disrupted key trade routes.
This disruption affects the steady supply of essential commodities such as petrol, diesel, natural gas, and fertilisers across India.
PM Modi expressed concern for around one crore Indians living and working in Gulf countries. Their safety and livelihoods are increasingly at risk due to the conflict.
The Prime Minister also highlighted the critical situation in the Strait of Hormuz.
Several ships remain stranded there, many with Indian crew members on board.
The situation demands urgent attention from India. He stressed the need for unity in Parliament.
The Prime Minister urged the Upper House to send a strong message advocating peace, dialogue, and coordinated action during this difficult time. He said India is actively using diplomatic channels to ensure the safe passage of its ships. The government is also working to protect the well-being of its nationals abroad.
The address reflected the government’s focus on managing both domestic and international consequences of the crisis. It aims to maintain stability in energy supply and safeguard trade interests. Citizen welfare remains a top priority.
PM Modi called for collective focus and solidarity in Parliament. He emphasised that only a united and coordinated approach can help India navigate these unprecedented challenges.
The speech highlighted India’s proactive stance. It demonstrated a clear plan to address trade disruptions, protect citizens, and ensure energy security.
PM Modi’s message reinforced the importance of dialogue, diplomacy, and unity in these testing times.
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