Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said he hoped the budget session of parliament will be fruitful as several opposition parties showed a positive attitude at all party meetings. "I wish that the parliament session will be fruitful and there is constructive criticism as well," Modi told the media outside parliament.
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The budget session of the parliament starts from Tuesday. Modi said: "There were several meetings held with the opposition parties and all the leaders have shown positive attitude and understanding." "The opposition has shown a positive attitude. I am hopeful of a constructive debate session in parliament. Even if there is criticism, it should be about the weakness of the government which can further help the country," said Modi.
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