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PM Modi reaches out to political parties, asks all to stand together for national interests

Modi said political parties should unite on national interests as the government seeks consensus for the Women’s Reservation Bill, which needs a two-thirds majority.

  • On Tuesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged political parties to unite for national interests while addressing Dussehra celebrations in New Delhi, asking citizens to adopt a "Nation First" pledge.
  • The outreach aims to build consensus for the delimitation-linked Women's Reservation Bill, which seeks 33% reservation and increasing Lok Sabha seats to 815 from 543, following a failed attempt in April.
  • Modi's appeal follows protests by the Cockroach Janta Party demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged electoral roll irregularities, while Union Minister Kiren Rijiju urged Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge to play a constructive role.
  • Modi advocated for "Ram Rajya" as a benchmark for governance while defining "enemies of the country" as divisive forces, asserting that power should prioritize justice and public welfare over ruling.
  • Highlighting India's cultural revitalization, the Prime Minister noted the government has repatriated more than 650 ancient idols over the past 12 years, affirming that national progress depends on faith in domestic resources.
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The Print broke the news in New Delhi, India on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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