New Delhi: Amidst the ongoing logs in Parliament, PM Narendra Modi will address a BJP -led NDA parliamentary party meeting on Tuesday, which is being held together for coalition MPs together, which is being held after much difference, and first during the current session of Parliament.In the NDA meeting, it is also important as filing nomination papers for the election of the post of Vice President of India, starts from 7 August. The BJP-led block will have to announce its candidate-the election for the election will be a certainty due to the majority of the alliance in the election college-by August 21, the last date of the nomination-filing and monsoon season. The election college for the vice president consists of MPs from Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, and its current strength is 782. If the opposition also names a candidate – a different possibility – the pole is to be held on 9 September.The meeting comes in the middle of a session, which has so far been a washout, except for a two -day discussion on the Pahgam attack and Operation Sindoor, due to the continuous opposition from a joint opposition against the Special Intensive Amendment (SIR) of the electoral roll in Bihar by the Election Commission.PM Modi is expected to speak on hosting those issues as the opposition has increased the heat of the alleged biased conduct of the pole body in favor of the government, and terrorist attacks and operation vermilion. Sources said that Modi can ask the MPs of the coalition to compete with the opposition’s story and can also promote ‘Tiranga Yatra’ in view of Independence Day.The PM is also likely to reduce the success of Operation Sindoor in the parliamentary party and the success of the terrorists involved in the attack being neutralized.Since 2024 LS elections, when the BJP lost its majority, but comfortably crossed the halfway with colleagues, the meeting of party MPs was expanded to include its colleagues in every session. Prior to the last national elections, the PM addressed the weekly meetings of the BJP Parliamentary Party during the Parliament sessions.
