New Delhi, Leading News Service: Prime Minister Narendra Modi slammed the opposition, saying that the opposition has become agitated due to the defeat in the assembly elections of various states and is disrupting the parliament out of frustration. The breach of Parliament security is a matter of concern. But he also said that it is unfortunate that the opposition party supports the accused. (PM Modi On Opposition's)

A meeting of the BJP's parliamentary board was held in the Sansad Bhawan area on Tuesday morning. Prime Minister Narendra Modi was present in this meeting. BJP National President JP Nadda, Union Home Minister Amit Shah and prominent leaders were also present with him. During this meeting, he took a hard look at the opposition from the demonstrations that the opposition was making in the session of the Parliament. In the recently held assembly elections, the opposition was badly defeated. They are upset and disappointed by this defeat. He alleged that they are disrupting the Parliament out of the same frustration. (PM Modi On Opposition's)

Addressing the meeting, Prime Minister Modi further said that the behavior of the opposition in Parliament will further reduce their numbers in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections and give the BJP strength in numbers. He also said that the opposition party's aim is to remove us from power while our aim is to develop the people of the country. The opposition will always be in opposition. There has been no corruption in our government in 9 years. He also reiterated this. (PM Modi On Opposition's)

Meanwhile, the incident of Parliament security breach is alarming. But he also said that it is unfortunate that the opposition party supports the accused. Prime Minister Modi also said that everyone who believes in democracy and democratic values should have condemned this incident together. He also questioned how a party that believes in democratic values can openly or covertly support it. Meanwhile, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi blamed unemployment and inflation for the recent Parliament incursion. (PM Modi On Opposition's)

As many as 78 opposition MPs were suspended on Monday for creating ruckus in both the Houses and disrupting proceedings to demand Union Home Minister Amit Shah's statement in the Parliament security breach case. Now the total number of MPs suspended in this session has increased to 141.