PM upset with 'truant' ministers


New Delhi, Jul 16 (IANS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi came down heavily on his ministers who were absent from Parliament duty on Tuesday and asked the party leaders to prepare a list of absentees by the evening.

Sources said that at BJP's weekly parliamentary party meeting, Modi asked for a list of ministers who skipped their parliament duty despite being on the roster.

They also said that the Prime Minister advised the MPs of his party to extend their scope of work beyond politics. He counselled the lawmakers to engage in social work.

Modi, who has launched the Jal Abhiyan in the backdrop of the worst water crisis in the country, has also reportedly asked the lawmakers to sit with officials and lend an ear to the people's issues related to water shortage.

The Prime Minister also urged the lawmakers to work on war footing to tackle diseases such as Tuberculosis.

  

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  • Satya, Mangalore

    Tue, Jul 16 2019

    I wish he would get equally angry and take drastic steps to punish hooligans who lynch innocent people. That would earn him respect and support even from people who do not support him now.

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  • Mohammed, Bajpe/Riyadh

    Tue, Jul 16 2019

    This is the right time for DK Congress to organize a protest over our inactive MLAs like Benki Nalin and Shobakka to name a few. The incomplete projects should be high lighted so center can see thru peoples sufferings. It will also be a revival of Congress . Brownie points to Mithun Rai as well.

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  • ca girishkk, m'lore/dxb

    Tue, Jul 16 2019

    First... set-up......, and then up-set....,

    Jokers are totally confused...!!!!

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