Archive · 20 Jul 2025
VP Dhankhar Calls for Respect in Politics
The Vice President wants political parties to be nicer to each other.
He said they should be respectful and avoid calling each other names.
He believes they should talk and share ideas to help the country.
He thinks everyone in politics wants what's best for India, even if they disagree on how to get there.
He wants politicians to stop fighting and work together to make the country better.
Vice President Dhankhar calls for mutual respect among political parties.
He urges politicians to avoid personal attacks and use respectful language.
Dhankhar emphasizes the importance of dialogue and exchanging ideas for national interest.
He states that all political parties and parliamentarians are ultimately nationalists.
The Vice President calls for reducing political acrimony for a thriving democracy.
- Who
- Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar
- What
- Vice President Dhankhar urged political parties to show mutual respect.
- When
- Sunday
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To foster unity and promote national progress.
Current Political Climate
Desired Political Climate
Respectful Dialogue vs. Confrontation
Current Political Climate
Political parties often engage in confrontational behavior, name-calling, and personal attacks.
Desired Political Climate
Political parties should engage in respectful dialogue, avoid personal attacks, and focus on collaboration.
- Who
- Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar
- Event
- Address at the Rajya Sabha Internship Programme
- Key Message
- Promote mutual respect and dialogue.
- Objective
- Reduce political acrimony.