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Modi Mantra for MPs: Stop Touching
Modi Mantra for MPs: Stop Touching Feet of Leaders
 INDIA , 6-June-2014  4:34:10 AM
At the first meeting of the BJP's parliamentary party after the election of the 16th Lok Sabha, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reportedly handed out some advice to party MPs today, including asking them to stop greeting senior leaders by touching their feet. (Also Read: Sumitra Mahajan Elected New Speaker of Lok Sabha)

Mr Modi, who is also the leader of the party in the Lok Sabha, has reportedly stressed that the BJP's members of Parliament must always be well prepared before speaking in the House and must have the "right perspective" on issues so as not to strike a discordant note or one that is not in line with the party's views. (PM Modi Leads Newly-Elected MPs as They Take Oath in Lok Sabha)

He has reportedly also emphasised that the MPs must "work hard and study hard." Senior leaders said the suggestion that they stop touching the feet of other leaders is a bid by the Prime Minister to end what is seen as a culture of sycophancy and currying favour. (We Will Work for the Hopes and Dreams of People: PM Modi)

The meeting was held in the Central Hall of Parliament since the committee room where the BJP held meetings till the last time is not big enough to accommodate the current strength of the party, which now has 282 seats in the Lok Sabha. It had only 116 in the previous Lok Sabha. (16th Lok Sabha: Ten Interesting Facts)

Sources said Mr Modi, party patriarch LK Advani, BJP president Rajnath Singh, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Venkaiah Naidu and Finance Minister Arun Jaitley sat on the dais facing the other MPs, among whom seniors like Sushma Swaraj, Nitin Gadkari and Murli Manhoar Joshi sat in the front row

From : http://www.ndtv.com  

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