New Delhi, February 4: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his reply to the debate on the motion of thanks on President Droupadi Murmu’s address in the Lok Sabha on Tuesday, said that the President’s words would strengthen the nation’s resolve for a “Viksit Bharat” (Developed India) and inspire the common man.
PM Modi highlighted that President Murmu’s address focused on building trust among the people regarding the next 25 years and emphasized the country’s growth and development. “We are in 2025. In a way, 25 percent of the 21st century has gone by… Her Address strengthens the resolve of Viksit Bharat, builds new confidence, and inspires the common people,” the Prime Minister said.
He further stated that the speech outlined a vision for the future, encouraging a sense of trust and optimism about India’s progress in the coming years. “The President spoke about building trust among people regarding the coming 25 years,” Modi added.
The Prime Minister also expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to respond to the motion of thanks for the 14th time, thanking the people of India for their continued support. “I am very fortunate that the people of the country have given me the opportunity for the 14th time to reply to the Motion of Thanks on the President’s Address,” he said.
PM Modi also touched on the development initiatives undertaken by the BJP-led government, particularly its efforts to improve the lives of the poor. He highlighted the government’s achievements in housing and sanitation, saying that four crore houses had been provided to the poor, which had transformed their lives. “Those who have lived difficult lives only understand what is the value of getting a house,” he noted.
He also emphasized the improvement in sanitation facilities, stating, “The women in the past suffered a lot due to the lack of a toilet system. Those who have these facilities cannot understand the problems of those who are suffering… We have given more than 12 crore toilets.”
The debate on the motion of thanks, which began on Monday, saw participation from several members, with PM Modi addressing the key issues raised during the discussion.