Delhi, India: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said this morning that the results of yesterday’s Assembly elections show that people “have rejected negativity.” He also urged the opposition to “not vent the frustration of defeat” inside the Parliament. In advance of the Winter Session of Parliament, the Prime Minister addressed the media.
“I ask all MPs to arrive at Parliament prepared,” I would say that this is a fantastic opportunity for the Opposition in light of the results of the election. They need to let go of the negativity they’ve carried for the past nine years and move forward with optimism. “Please do not express your anger at being defeated in Parliament,” he requested.

He declared, “This is for your benefit,” urging the Opposition not to protest “for the sake of it.” In a democracy, the opposition plays a significant role. Please comprehend. The nation would rather not end headed straight toward improvement,” the State leader said.

In a lighter tone, the Prime Minister earlier stated that political temperatures are rising despite the slow approach of winter.

He stated, “The results are exciting for people dedicated to the welfare of the common man, people dedicated to a bright future for the country.”

Women, young people, farmers, and the poor are the only “castes” in the nation, the Prime Minister stated once more. “There is a lot of support for those who are focused on these groups’ empowerment through appropriate policies and last-mile delivery,” he stated. The State head gave the signal “hostile to incumbency” is immaterial assuming there is great administration.