Last updated on June 11th, 2024 at 10:56 am
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According to media sources, Narendra Modi is scheduled to take the oath of office as India’s prime minister for a third term on June 8. The new government is expected to take an oath on the same day, according to the article.
On June 5, a day after the Lok Sabha election results were released, the Union cabinet chaired by PM Modi suggested that the 17th Lok Sabha, whose term ends on June 16, be dissolved.
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The BJP won 240 seats in the Lok Sabha Elections 2024. Despite failing to achieve a majority, the NDA has obtained 295 seats through coalitions. The INDIA bloc numbered 231. In contrary to what exit polls projected, the INDIA bloc posed a stiff challenge to the BJP-led NDA.
The party’s tally was much lower than its 2019 tally of 303 and the 282 seats it had won in 2014. On the other hand, The Congress, registered a strong growth by winning 99 seats compared to 52 that it had won in 2019 and 44 seats in 2014.
Today, the NDA will convene a meeting to plan future political action measures. The NDA leaders are set to gather at Prime Minister Modi’s house at 3:30 p.m.
Earlier on June 4, PM Modi praised the people for their mandate and stated that the BJP-led NDA will establish its third successive administration, which is a win for Viksit Bharat, ‘Sabka Sath Sabka Vikas’, and people’s strong faith in India’s Constitution.
“On this sacred day, it is verified that the NDA will form the government for the third time. We are grateful to the people for their unwavering support in the BJP and NDA. This is the victory of the world’s largest democracy, strong trust in India’s Constitution, and Viksit Bharat’s will. “It is the victory of ‘Sabka Sath Sabka Vikas’,” he remarked during his speech at the BJP headquarters.
NEW DELHI (AP) — Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared victory for his alliance in India’s general election, claiming a mandate to move forward with his agenda, even though his party lost seats to a stronger than expected opposition, which pushed back against his mixed economic record and polarizing politics.
“Today’s victory is the victory of the world’s largest democracy,” Modi told the crowd at his party’s headquarters Tuesday, saying Indian voters had “shown immense faith” both in his party and his National Democratic Alliance coalition.
Official results from India’s Election Commission on Wednesday showed the NDA won 294 seats, more than the 272 seats needed to secure a majority but far fewer than had been expected. For the first time since his Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party swept to power in 2014, it did not secure a majority on its own, winning 240 seats — far fewer than the record 303 it won in the 2019 election.
That means Modi will need the support of other parties in his coalition — a stunning blow for the 73-year-old, who had hoped for a landslide victory. During campaigning, Modi said his party would likely win 370 seats and his allies another 30 seats.
He now depends on the support of key allies, including the Telugu Desam Party in southern Andhra Pradesh state with 16 seats and Janata Dal (United), which won 12 seats in eastern Bihar state, as well as smaller groups.
“Indian voters can’t be taken for granted,” said the Times of India newspaper in an editorial. “Voters have clearly indicated that jobs and economic aspirations matter. The economic message from the results is that jobs matter.”
The Congress party won 99 seats, improving its tally from 52 in the 2019 elections. Among its key allies, Samajwadi Party won 37 seats in northern Uttar Pradesh state in a major upset for the BJP; All India Trinamool Congress bagged 29 seats in West Bengal state; and the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam 22 seats in southern Tamil Nadu state.