The Monsoon Session of Parliament saw intense debates and strong political statements as the government and opposition clashed over national security and electoral issues. Prime Minister Narendra Modi was greeted with chants of “Har Har Mahadev” during the NDA parliamentary meeting held at the Parliament Library. The meeting took place amid the ongoing discussion around Operation Sindoor and the upcoming Vice Presidential elections.

NDA MPs praised the successful military operations, including Operation Sindoor and Operation Mahadev, while Prime Minister Modi used the occasion to make sharp remarks against opposition leader Rahul Gandhi. The PM said that the demand for a debate on Operation Sindoor was a mistake by the opposition and claimed it had backfired on them politically.

Operation Sindoor: Not Abandoned, Will Resume if Provoked, Says Defence Minister

During the 16-hour long debate in the Lok Sabha on Operation Sindoor, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh clarified that the military action has not been permanently halted. He stated that the operation is currently paused and warned that any future provocation from Pakistan would lead to fresh military action. His remarks received loud support from NDA MPs and added momentum to the government’s strong national security stance.

PM Modi: Opposition Digging Its Own Grave With Irresponsible Remarks

In a sharp attack on Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, Prime Minister Modi accused him of making immature and reckless remarks about the Indian Army. Referring to Rahul Gandhi’s comments on the Galwan clash and subsequent criticism from the Supreme Court, Modi said that such statements weaken national security and insult the armed forces. He accused Rahul of “digging his own political grave” and distancing himself from the values that unite India.

PM Modi: Opposition’s Demand for Debate on Sindoor Was a Political Blunder

The Prime Minister said that the opposition’s insistence on a debate over Operation Sindoor was a major tactical mistake. According to him, they had shot themselves in the foot by bringing national security matters into political discourse. The government used this opportunity to highlight the success of the military response and strengthen its image as a strong and decisive leadership.

NDA Passes Resolution Honoring Soldiers and Praising PM Modi’s Leadership

During the NDA parliamentary meeting, a resolution was passed commending the bravery of Indian soldiers involved in Operation Sindoor and Operation Mahadev. The resolution saluted the armed forces for their courage and commitment. It acknowledged the loss of lives in the Pahalgam terror attack and expressed condolences to the victims’ families.

The resolution stated that the military operations were a response to the terror attack that occurred on the night of 6-7 May 2025. It also highlighted India’s changed stance on terrorism, which includes swift military retaliation and zero tolerance for terror sponsors. The resolution underlined three key policy positions:

India will respond decisively to any terror attack.
India will not tolerate nuclear blackmail.
India sees no difference between terrorist masterminds and the governments that shelter them.

PM Modi: India Has Changed the Rules of Engagement

Prime Minister Modi stated that India has redefined its response to cross-border terrorism. According to him, India will now act on its own terms. He stressed that this new approach reflects the strength and clarity of the government’s security doctrine. He credited the Indian armed forces for dismantling terror camps within 22 minutes during Operation Sindoor and reaffirmed that India cannot be stopped by any country from protecting its own security interests.

Congress MP Jairam Ramesh Questions US Relations, Blames Trump for Pressure

Congress leader Jairam Ramesh raised concerns over India’s deteriorating diplomatic relations with the United States. He alleged that India is facing pressure from the US government to reduce oil imports from Russia and to conform to US economic policies. Ramesh also claimed that former US President Donald Trump had interfered in India’s decision-making, especially around Operation Sindoor, and criticized the government for staying silent.

Manish Tiwari Criticizes Trump’s Language, Urges Firm Response

Congress MP Manish Tiwari responded to Trump’s remarks and called them disrespectful. He urged the Indian government to stand firmly against such language, which he claimed undermines the dignity of Indian citizens and disrespects the country’s sovereignty. Tiwari said the government must send a strong diplomatic message to uphold national pride.

Priyanka Gandhi Defends Rahul, Questions Supreme Court Remarks

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra defended her brother Rahul Gandhi following criticism from the Supreme Court over his earlier comments on the 2022 India-China border skirmish. She said the role of the opposition is to ask questions and challenge the government. According to her, questioning the government does not mean disrespecting the armed forces. She asserted that Rahul holds deep respect for the Indian military and would never insult it.

NDA Leaders Laud Modi’s Resolve, Highlight National Unity

The NDA’s parliamentary gathering also served to project internal unity and strong leadership under PM Modi. Leaders like Kiren Rijiju, Prahlad Joshi, and Kangana Ranaut were present along with MPs from both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. Newly elected MPs were introduced to the Prime Minister, and NDA members unanimously backed the government’s position on security and external threats.

The resolution passed during the meeting not only praised military action but also highlighted Modi’s leadership in times of crisis. According to NDA leaders, Modi’s approach has brought renewed national pride and inspired confidence in India’s global posture.

Opposition Continues Protest Over Voter List Revision and Electoral Issues

Meanwhile, the opposition continued to raise objections over the Bihar voter list revision process. INDIA alliance MPs held a separate meeting in the Parliament library and later staged a protest outside the Parliament’s Makar Dwar. Their slogan was “Our Vote, Our Right, Our Fight.” They demanded the withdrawal of the voter revision process and accused the government of manipulating electoral rolls for political gain.

The ongoing standoff has disrupted multiple legislative discussions. Due to opposition protests, important bills like the National Sports Governance Bill 2025 and the National Anti-Doping Amendment Bill 2025 could not be debated in the Lok Sabha on Monday.

Sports Minister to Table Key Bills Amid Parliament Disruptions

Despite the ongoing disruptions, Union Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya is expected to introduce two major bills. One is the amendment to the National Anti-Doping Act 2022, and the other is the National Sports Governance Bill 2025. These bills are part of the government’s push for reform in the sports sector but face uncertainty due to the ongoing opposition blockade in Parliament.

Strategic and Political Importance of NDA Meeting

The NDA meeting was also viewed as a strategic preparation for the upcoming Vice Presidential elections. Discussions reportedly touched on electoral strategies, opposition challenges, and governance coordination among alliance partners. The NDA aims to maintain its majority and solidify its stance on national security, development, and foreign policy issues.

The Monsoon Session of Parliament 2025 has brought national security to the center stage of political discourse. With Operation Sindoor becoming a symbol of India’s assertive military strategy, Prime Minister Modi has seized the opportunity to reinforce his leadership credentials. At the same time, opposition parties continue to pressure the government on democratic and electoral issues.

While the ruling NDA projects unity and strength, the opposition is trying to reframe the national debate around governance, transparency, and civil liberties. With Vice Presidential elections approaching and key legislation pending, the next few weeks in Parliament will be crucial in shaping the political direction of the country.