From G20 in India to Abolition of Triple Talaq: PM Modi’s Farewell Address Highlights in the 17th Lok Sabha

Addressing the issue of terrorism, PM Modi emphasized the implementation of stricter laws, providing solace to victims and reaffirming India's commitment to combat terrorism.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi was greeted with fervent chants of “Bharat Mata ki Jai” and “Jai Shri Ram” as he entered the Lok Sabha for his final address before the upcoming elections. Against the backdrop of the past five years, he praised the nation’s journey of “reform, perform, and transform,” a remarkable feat achieved in unison.

Expressing gratitude towards Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, PM Modi commended his leadership characterized by patience and independence, ensuring uninterrupted proceedings even during the tumultuous times of the COVID-19 pandemic.

PM Modi lauded the MPs for their solidarity during the pandemic, highlighting their voluntary salary cuts and equalization of prices at the Parliament canteen with outside rates, demonstrating unity and empathy.

The 17th Lok Sabha’s exceptional productivity, marked by a record 30 bills passed in its inaugural session and an impressive 97% overall productivity, drew admiration from the Prime Minister. He also acknowledged pivotal decisions made during its tenure, including the criminalization of instant triple talaq and the passage of the women’s reservation bill, significant strides towards social justice and gender equality.

Addressing the issue of terrorism, PM Modi emphasized the implementation of stricter laws, providing solace to victims and reaffirming India’s commitment to combat terrorism. He reiterated the importance of the abrogation of Article 370 in bringing justice to the people of Jammu and Kashmir.

Reflecting on India’s global standing, PM Modi highlighted the nation’s G20 presidency as a testament to its capability and identity on the world stage, emphasizing the impact of Indian states in shaping global perceptions.

PM Modi also spoke about transformative reforms undertaken by the government, laying the foundation for a robust and resilient India, symbolized by the shift from the British-era Penal Code to Nyaya Sanhita, embodying true democracy.

In his closing remarks, PM Modi emphasized the principle of “Minimum Government, Maximum Governance,” advocating for a government that empowers citizens while minimizing interference in their lives, thus strengthening democracy and fostering inclusive growth.

Overall, PM Modi’s speech encapsulated the achievements and aspirations of the 17th Lok Sabha, resonating with themes of progress, unity, and empowerment as India charts its course towards a brighter future.

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