PM Modi inaugurates housing facility for MPs

Published By : Admin | August 19, 2019 | 19:05 IST
When a new session of Parliament begins, newer MPs face lot of trouble as far as finding accommodation is concerned. I am glad efforts have been made to overcome this problem: PM
We had a great Parliament session, for which I compliment MPs, parties and presiding officers: PM
When we mark 75 years of Independence in 2022, the Parliamentary complex must showcase that grandeur: PM Modi

PM Modi inaugurated housing facility for MPs. He said, “When a new session of Parliament begins, newer MPs face lot of trouble as far as finding accommodation is concerned. I am glad efforts have been made to overcome this problem.” The PM said that when we mark 75 years of Independence in 2022, the Parliamentary complex must showcase that grandeur and in line with what so many have expressed, the Government was open to take all possible steps to give Parliament the facelift it deserves.

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