PM Modi Urges Opposition to Learn from Defeat and Avoid Venting Anger in Parliament

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged the opposition to refrain from venting their anger and frustration in Parliament, emphasizing the need to learn from defeat instead. His comments came after Lok Sabha was adjourned within minutes due to a BSP member wearing placards in protest against derogatory remarks made by a BJP MP. Modi called for a change in approach and a departure from confrontational attitudes, highlighting the negative impact of frequent disruptions on Parliament's productivity. He also celebrated the recent state poll results as a boost for those working for the common man and urged lawmakers to focus on constructive debates.
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