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Inside Modi's breakfast meet: "Na apna, na paraya, kanoon ka raaj chalega"
Over pooris and pakoras, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP chief Amit Shah issued several guidelines to the party's MPs. The breakfast meeting chaired by Modi issued several guidelines to the MPs that included not asking newly-elected Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh Yogi Adityanath for any favours.
Shah,
in
his
address
was
blunt.
Shah
said,
"Na
apna,
na
paraya.
Kanoon
ka
raaj
chalega,"
(The
rule
of
law
will
prevail,
don't
think
of
who
voted
for
you
and
who
did
not)
The
MPs
were
told
that
Yogi
must
be
given
his
space
to
work.
Suggestions
are
fine,
but
do
not
ask
for
favours,
Shah
said
at
the
meet.
"He
must
be
allowed
to
implement
the
pro-development
schemes.
Do
not
flood
him
with
transfer
requests,"
Shah
advised
the
MPs.
The meeting was attended by all the 71 BJP members of Parliament from Uttar Pradesh. The message from Modi was clear and that the party must always be in election mode. "Gear up for the 2019 polls," Modi told the MPs. He also sought suggestions for pro-poor policies. "Get to work, as there is no time to relax," was Modi final message at the breakfast meeting.
OneIndia News
