Modi Meets 36 Rajya Sabha MPs, Warns Against Lobbyists

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi met 36 Rajya Sabha MPs at a breakfast meeting, including some who joined the BJP after leaving the Trinamool Congress and Aam Aadmi Party, Hindustan Times reports. He advised lawmakers to stay connected with their constituencies, avoid lobbyists and power brokers, and value their parliamentary seats.

Modi also urged MPs to use Parliament’s library, view its artworks, learn from experienced members, and engage with constituents and young people. He cautioned them about technology. A SWOT analysis of the attendees’ social media accounts was arranged. The account relies mainly on unnamed lawmakers and people aware of the private meeting.

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The lazy reading would treat this as either proof of a grand political realignment or a routine photo opportunity. Neither follows from a private breakfast and unnamed accounts. Advice on constituents, lobbying and technology is sensible, but its value depends on conduct outside the room. The useful test is simple: do these MPs become more accessible and accountable in their constituencies?

Source: hindustantimes.com

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