Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his speech in the Rajya Sabha, recalled a poem from the era of Congress rule. The poem, Phir Deep Jalega, was written by renowned poet Gopaldas Saxena with the pen name 'Neeraj'. Addressing the House, PM Modi used the poem to emphasize his message, indirectly criticising the governance of previous Congress-led governments. The reference to Phir Deep Jalega symbolised hope and renewal, aligning with his broader vision for the country. He also drew a parallel between the poem’s message and Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s famous Kamal Khilega speech, subtly targeting the Congress. The Prime Minister’s speech, which included sharp political remarks, drew reactions from the opposition. The session, broadcast live on Sansad TV, witnessed heated exchanges as PM Modi highlighted various issues linked to past administrations. ‘Congress Hates Baba Saheb Ambedkar, Chanting Jai Bheem Due to Compulsion’, Says PM Narendra Modi in Rajya Sabha.

Narendra Modi Recites ‘Phir Deep Jalega’ in Rajya Sabha

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