It’s official: Narendra Modi will swear in as prime minister for a third time this Sunday at 6:00 p.m.
Ahead of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) parliamentary meeting, BJP leader Pralhad Joshi announced that Narendra Modi would take the oath of office as prime minister for a third straight term on Sunday at 6 p.m.
The event is expected to draw approximately 8,000 dignitaries, including world leaders including Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina of Bangladesh, President Ranil Wickremesinghe of Sri Lanka, and Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal of Nepal.
Unanimously elected as the leader of the BJP and NDA parliamentarian parties, Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Senior BJP Leader and Union Minister Rajnath Singh proposed—and received approval from the leaders of every NDA constituent—that Mr. Narendra Modi be elected NDA leader during the party’s parliamentary meeting in New Delhi.
Additionally, Mr. Narendra Modi was chosen to lead the BJP parliamentary party and the Lok Sabha. Rajnath Singh suggested that Mr. Narendra Modi be named as the best candidate for this position. He declared that this alliance is our commitment rather than a requirement.
Amit Shah stated that the 140 crore people of this country, not just the leaders seated at the NDA Parliamentary Party gathering, yearn for this.
Nitin Gadkari, a senior BJP leader and Union Minister, stated that Prime Minister Modi has devoted his life to making sure the nation prospers and rises to prominence.
The NDA government, led by the visionary Narendra Modi, has undertaken important efforts over the past ten years, according to TDP Chief Chandrababu Naidu. He declared that the nation had undergone incredible development and change.
| NDA 293 |
| INDIA 234 |
| OTH 16 |
| Alliance | 2024 | Vote% | 2019 |
| NDA | 293(-50) | 44 % | 343 |
| INDIA | 234(+107) | 42 % | 127 |
| OTH | 16(-57) | 14 % | 73 |
Oath ceremony on June 9
It is expected that Narendra Modi would take the prime minister’s oath of office for the third time on June 9. This would mark a significant turning point in his political career.
During the discussion, Rajnath Singh emphasized that the alliance with the NDA is based on commitment rather than coercion, highlighting the group’s confidence in Narendra Modi’s leadership to usher in a better future.
The resolutions were passed with the backing of prominent NDA members including Nitish Kumar, Chandrababu Naidu, and H D Kumaraswamy, allowing Narendra Modi to assume the position of prime minister for a record third time.
Prime Minister Modi reaffirmed the NDA’s commitment to building a developed India, stressing the coalition’s focus on advancement and development for the country’s future.
Chandrababu Naidu, the leader of the TDP, praised Modi for his vision and execution, stating that he is the right leader for India and cautioning that he may be a significant loss if he loses this opportunity.
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar blasted the Congress-led INDIA group, stating, “I will be with PM Modi at all times,” in an emphatic statement of support for Prime Minister . Kumar expressed confidence in the NDA’s future success and predicted that the opposition leaders would lose the upcoming elections.
NDA leaders planned to publicly support Prime Minister at Rashtrapati Bhavan by giving a letter of support to the President following the end of the parliamentary session.
Pawan Kalyan of the Jana Sena, Chirag Paswan of the LJP (Ram Vilas), Kumaraswamy of the JD(S), Naidu of the TDP, Nitish Kumar of the JD(U), and other important allies were present at the parliamentary meeting.
Even after ten years, Congress was unable to reach the 100-mark in LS polls: PM Modi
As Narendra Modi put it at a pivotal June 7 NDA conference, “Indian alliance parties have already started saying alliance was only for the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, shows their character, hunger for power.”
He continued, “They tried to portray the results of the 2024 Lok Sabha as a loss for us, but the people of our country know we never lost.”
Mr. P M went on to criticize the Congress, claiming that the grand old party was still unable to surpass the 100-point threshold in the Lok Sabha elections even after ten years. He said, “Their total seats in the last three polls are fewer than our total in this election alone.”
Empowering the middle class and impoverished is our main goal: PM Modi
P M said, “We support cooperative and competitive federalism,” at an NDA parliamentary gathering.
“We will continue to ensure people’s welfare and provide everyone with a quality life,” he said. Our first priority is empowering the middle class and impoverished.”
Totally dedicated to the country, says PM Modi
“One life, one mission – ensuring respect for’my mother India’ and taking our country to new heights,” was how Narendra Modi ended his remarks at the NDA meeting.
He stated, “I am totally dedicated to the country; I’m available 24/7; we must all work together for the country.”
