Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), headed by his party Bharatiya, Dzhanat Party (BDP), achieved “historical success” in the seven—–language general elections in the country, which lasted almost six weeks. The counting of votes is still ongoing.
The counting of votes in the general elections in India, which began on April 19 and ended on June 1.
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India Prime Minister Modi said on the social media platform X: “People trust NDA for the third time in a row. This is a historical achievement for India.”
making it clear that they will continue to work on the fulfillment of the desires of the people, Modi congratulated his party on the “victory” in those states where they were ahead.
– The opposition called the results of the elections “Moral and political defeat of Modi”
The leaders of the Indian comprehensive alliance for national development (India), which includes more than 30 opposition parties, also made statements about the elections.
Party President of the Indian National Congress Mallicardjun Carde and Rahul Gandhi, a former president and prominent member of the party, held a joint press conference.
Carde said that Blok India showed the best results in the general election than expected, and thanked the voters.
Affirming that the people of India “decided to vote against Modi”, Harjus called the elections, the final results of which are not yet known, “Modya’s moral and political defeat.”
Gandhi also thanked the voters and stated that the opposition alliance is not only fighting against BJP, but also tries to “save the Constitution that the BJP government is trying to destroy”.
“The country unanimously told Narendra Modi and Amita Shah that she did not want them to ruled this country,” Gandhi said.
During the 7 stages of universal elections that lasted about 6 weeks in India, while the counting of the votes for determining 543 members of the People’s Assembly (Lock Sabha) continues, according to preliminary data, NDA, led by Mode, will complete the elections with a large separation.
Voters in India as part of 7-phase universal elections that covered 28 states and 8 special administrative regions of the country called “allied territories” voted on April 19 and April 26, as well as May 7, May 13, May 25 and May 25, and May 25, and May 25 and May 25 and May 25 and May 25 and May 25 and May 25, and June 1.