Budget Will Set The Groundwork For ‘Viksit Bharat’, Says PM Urging MPs To See Beyond Party Lines

The maiden budget of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s administration’s third term, he stated on Monday, will provide the groundwork for realizing the objective of ‘Viksit Bharat’ (Developed India). He urged members of parliament to “rise above party lines” in order to better the country.

“Today, is the first Monday of Shravan, and on this auspicious occasion, an important session is commencing. I congratulate all countrymen. The monsoon session of Parliament begins today, and the country hopes this session will be positive, creative, and lay the groundwork to fulfill the dreams of the citizens,” PM said while addressing the media before Budget Session convened.

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Contemplating the gravity of session, he noted, “I see this as a step in India’s ‘gaurav yatra’ (pride journey). After 60 years, a government has come to power for the third time to present its budget. This is a landmark in the country’s pride journey.”

Calling the budget crucial for ‘Amrit Kaal’, PM maintained, “This budget will chart the path for the next five years, guiding us towards our resolution of ‘Viksit Bharat’ by 2047, the time our country completes 100 years of Independence.”

Urging all parliamentarians to focus on the country’s welfare, the Prime Minister said, “I urge all MPs, regardless of party affiliation, to dedicate themselves to the nation. We must fight for the empowerment of farmers, youth, and the country. The mandate has been given; now, it’s our responsibility to work together for the nation’s progress.”

He appealed to all MPs, especially newcomers, to engage constructively.

PM Modi accused the Opposition with attempting to “suppress the voice” while he was speaking in the Parliament.

The prime minister urged “unity and a focus” on national objectives as he concluded his speech.

He requested all of the lawmakers  to use their positions to fulfill the “expectations of our countrymen.”