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Pralhad Joshi: PM Modi said that for development, there must be peace

Parliamentary Affairs Minister, Pralhad Joshi told the media that Prime Minister Modi said that for development, there must be peace, unity and harmony. He also said that even today there are some parties that keep party interest above national interest. 
"PM Modi also said that the nation is supreme, and that development is our mantra," Joshi informed. 

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