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PM Modi Asks Parth Pawar About Mother at NDA Breakfast Meet

PM Modi Asks Parth Pawar About Mother at NDA Breakfast Meet
"How's Your Mother?" PM Modi To Parth Pawar In Marathi At Breakfast Meet · NDTV

A very important leader in India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, had a breakfast meeting with some new members of Parliament.

These members had just been elected to the Lok Sabha, which is one of India's two houses of Parliament.

At the meeting, Modi spoke kindly to a new member named Parth Pawar in the Marathi language.

He asked Parth how his mother was doing and told him to take care of her.

Parth's father, Ajit Pawar, was a big politician who died in a plane crash in January.

After he passed away, his wife Sunetra took over his job as Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra.

Modi also told the new members to speak during debates in Parliament, which he called the 'supreme temple of democracy.'

He said that because of all the noise and disruption, new members were not getting a chance to talk.

He promised all the members of his political alliance, the NDA, that he stands with them and they have nothing to worry about.

Key facts

Event
Breakfast meeting with newly-elected NDA Lok Sabha MPs
Attendees
About 45 MPs, including 7 from Shiv Sena, 20 from NCPI, and 2 from NCP (Ajit Pawar)
Main topic
Parliamentary participation amid ongoing disruptions
Personal moment
PM Modi asked Parth Pawar about his mother's well-being in Marathi
Background
Ajit Pawar died in January in an aircraft crash near Baramati airport, Pune district
Succession
Sunetra Pawar took over the Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister position after Ajit Pawar's death
Prior outreach
Wednesday dinner meeting with 37 BJP MPs at PM Modi's official residence
Assurance
Modi said he stands with every NDA MP and they have 'nothing to worry about'

Quotes

Prime Minister Narendra Modi

Chief Minister of India

“"The NDA is a family. We are with the constituent parties. Every individual will be respected and given a chance. I am with every MP of the NDA. You don't need to worry about anyone."”
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“"This is unfair to them, and the Parliamentary proceedings must run smoothly."”
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