Following his impassioned speech in the Lok Sabha on Monday, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi faced controversy as some of his remarks were reportedly expunged from the record. In response, Gandhi defiantly stated, "In Modi ji’s world, they can expunge remarks, but in reality, truth cannot be erased. I spoke the truth, and they can try to expunge it as much as they want."

In a significant development, the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) convened for a parliamentary meeting where Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged NDA MPs to adhere to parliamentary rules and prioritize national service. He emphasized the importance of MPs gaining expertise on critical issues, setting the stage for their responsibilities in the current session. Modi's address marked his first interaction with NDA MPs in his third term, potentially shaping the alliance's agenda amidst a robust opposition.

Key Points from Today's Parliament Session:

Rahul Gandhi defends his statements despite expungement.
NDA MPs instructed by PM Modi to focus on national service.
Modi's first meeting with NDA MPs in third term sets agenda.

Reactions and Statements:

Samajwadi Party MP Awadhesh Prasad clarified Rahul Gandhi's remarks, denying any derogatory comments towards the Hindu community. He emphasized understanding and inclusivity within the community.

Union Minister Kiren Rijiju announced PM Modi's call for MPs and their families to visit the Prime Minister's Museum and Library, highlighting the display of contributions from Jawaharlal Nehru to Narendra Modi. Rijiju emphasized the educational and non-political nature of the museum, encouraging national recognition of past leaders' contributions.

In a contrasting viewpoint, Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav criticized the Modi-led government, asserting that claims of overwhelming electoral success had not materialized as expected by the BJP.

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