Is his reply to the Lok Sabha on the motion of thanks to the President's address, PM Modi defended the farm laws and sought to allay the fears over the Minimum Support Price (MSP) and the mandi system.
"After farm laws were passed, not a single mandi has been shut anywhere in the country. Not just that, MSP has also been given... that too more MSP than was given previously," he said.
Meanwhile, the Congress and the Trinamool walked out, shortly after the Prime Minister said the slogan-shouting "was a planned strategy to drown out reason and hide the truth".
The Prime Minister also called the Congress a "confused" and "divided" party which has taken different stands in the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha, adding that it can do no good for the country.
Soon after PM Modi concluded his speech, Lok Sabha passed by a voice vote the motion to thank the President for his address to both Houses of Parliament.
Parliament has witnessed a number of disruptions over the last few days over its contentious new farm laws.
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Soon after PM Modi replied to the debate on the Motion of Thanks, Speaker Om Birla put all amendments moved by the opposition members for vote.
The amendments were rejected by a voice vote.
The Congress walked out of the House in protest during the Prime Minister's speech, while the DMK and the TMC too walked out later, saying they were not satisfied with PM Modi's reply.
"A majority of the farmers in India barely manage to survive by providing for their families. They just need a little hand-holding from us all to help them get better resources to earn a better life for themselves," PM Modi said.
"The small farmer needs help, and we must help them, and that cannot be done without reforms," he said.
PM Modi said there have been continuous talks with farmers, even when the protests began in Punjab.
"The Agriculture Minister himself has met farmers multiple times. We have told the farmers to highlight which clauses they have a problem with?" PM Modi said.
"We have to be reasonable. Even now, we are saying that bring us the specific clauses with which there are problems, and we will find the solution. Let us sit and find the solution. But bring valid reasons," he said.
"Linking Aadhaar with phones helped in making digital payments, which helped millions of people do their daily transactions," he added.
"The manner in which India handled the COVID-19 pandemic and also helped other nations showed this fact. This is the turning point," he added.