Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has declared a historic victory for the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in the fiercely contested Indian elections, securing a third term for his alliance.
Addressing a crowd at the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) headquarters in Delhi, Modi expressed heartfelt gratitude to the electorate, hailing their trust as the bedrock of India’s democracy.
With chants of “Long live Mother India,” Modi began his speech, lauding his supporters for their unwavering dedication. He highlighted the doubling of BJP’s votes in several regions, including a clean sweep in Delhi and a significant breakthrough in Kerala.
Modi reflected on his tenure, outlining transformative strides in banking and steadfast support during the COVID-19 pandemic. He credited his party for steering India into the world’s largest and fastest-growing economies.
Undeterred by challenges, Modi reiterated his commitment to alleviating poverty, vowing relentless efforts until its eradication. He pledged enhanced opportunities for women and outlined ambitious plans for green industrialization.
In a resolute stance against corruption, Modi vowed comprehensive measures to extirpate the scourge from its roots, emphasizing transparent and accountable governance.
The victory, with the BJP-led NDA poised to form the government for a third consecutive term, resonates across the political spectrum. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi conceded defeat, acknowledging the overwhelming verdict of the Indian populace.
