PM in Parl: I take criticism in a constructive manner

February 27, 2015 14:14

A day ahead of the Union Budget PM Modi delivers the vote of thanks in the Lok Sabha.

"Many Parliament members must have felt, "this should have happened" or "that should have happened". I take these expectations in a positive manner. I take "what could/should have been" pointers positively.

" Expectations are essential because they mean that you believe that a solution is possible.

"heard it said that previous projects have been picked up and their name changed. For me, the issue is important, names of projects are not important. The problems have been the same. Some must have felt that this was our program, you just changed name, I believe you shouldn't criticize this, you should rather feel proud. Problems matter, not names of schemes," he says.

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