New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said that a strong foundation will be laid for this decade in the present session of Parliament and hoped there will be good debates in both the Houses on the economy.
Speaking ahead of the Budget Session, Modi said that he wanted a vast and qualitative discussion on financial issues in both the houses.
“This session should be focussed mainly on economic issues. I want there to be good debates on these issues in both houses.
“Our government’s identity has been of empowering Dalits, women, those who face exploitation. We want to continue these efforts. This session should be focussed mainly on economic issues. I want there to be good debates on these issues in both houses,” he said.
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Serious issues need to be discussed but not by every one. Too many cook spoil the broth What use is Amit Shah, Modi, Ravi Shankar Prasad or RV Bahu in discussing Economics?. It is a waste of Parliament time and we get demonetization. Nation will benefit if entities remain inside their zone of confidence and comfort.