Modi's achievement in Indian politics.. NDA to form government.. Sensation in Delhi!
Modi's achievement in indian politics.. nda to form government.. Sensation in Delhi!After 60 years.. Modi's achievement in indian politics.. nda to form government.. Sensation in Delhi!A meeting of nda parties was held today. narendra modi was elected as the President of the national democratic alliance with the support of all parties. It is a plus that after 60 years, a leader has won 3rd consecutive election in India.Lok Sabha elections in india were conducted in 7 phases. The votes cast in the election were counted yesterday and the results were announced. The national democratic alliance has won 291 of the total 543 lok sabha constituencies. Out of which bjp alone has won 239 seats.The opposition india Alliance has won 234 seats across the country. The BJP-led national democratic alliance has won 292 seats and secured the majority to form the government for the third time. congress won 99 constituencies, Samajwadi party 39 constituencies, trinamool congress 29 constituencies, DMK 21 constituencies and telugu Desam 16 constituencies.Telugu Desam party President chandrababu naidu supports BJP. bihar Chief minister Nitish Kumar is also in this alliance. In this situation, the meeting of nda parties was held today. narendra modi was elected as the President of the national democratic alliance with the support of all parties. It is a plus that after 60 years, a leader has won 3rd consecutive election in India.Apart from that, there are also reports that prime minister narendra modi will be sworn in on saturday (June 8) evening. The bjp had set an ambitious target of 370 seats (400+ including the nda alliance), but they were pushed back by the opposition Congress-led Team India.It is noteworthy that the opposition won 232 seats, defying the election polls, reducing the BJP's strength in key states. The information is currently circulating in political circles that the nda leaders will come to Rashtrapati Bhavan at 8 pm tonight and claim the right to form the government.