Modi urges NDA lawmakers to steer clear of Lutyens' Delhi politics
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with 45 NDA MPs at a breakfast, telling them to avoid the Lutyens' Delhi political web and maintain decorum on TV and social media.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi convened a breakfast meeting with 45 members of the National Democratic Alliance amid a turbulent monsoon session in Parliament. He advised the legislators to keep internal parliamentary anxieties from influencing their external communications and to steer clear of the "web of Lutyens' Delhi" that can entangle political narratives. Emphasizing decorum, Modi instructed that no one should utter "trash" on television and that they should always preserve full dignity.
He called for a robust presence on social media channels like Facebook, Instagram and X, urging MPs to interact with young citizens, highlight government welfare initiatives, and motivate youth involvement in sports. The guidance reflects the government's focus on managing public perception during a contentious legislative period.
Why it matters
The advice shapes how ruling party MPs communicate, influencing public perception during a contentious parliamentary session.
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