Political rivalry should not harm nation, says PM Narendra Modi

New Delhi, July 25 Opposing a party or an individual should be done in a way that it doesn’t harm national interests, PM Narendra Modi said today. “It is the responsibility of every political party that opposing a party or...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:14 PM Jul 26, 2022 IST

New Delhi, July 25

Opposing a party or an individual should be done in a way that it doesn’t harm national interests, PM Narendra Modi said today. “It is the responsibility of every political party that opposing a party or an individual should not turn into an act that harms the country. Ideologies have their own place, but the country, society and nation come first,” he said while speaking at an event, through video-conferencing, to mark the 10th death anniversary of late socialist leader Harmohan Singh Yadav.

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