PM Modi Oath Ceremony

 Now PM Modi will take oath for the third time on june 9, not 8, a big update has come out regarding the date

PM Modi Oath Ceremony: There was a discussion about prime minister narendra modi taking oath on june 8. The leaders of the nda constituent parties were also saying the same, but now a new update has come out.

PM Modi Oath Ceremony: Now PM Modi will take oath for the third time on june 9, not 8, a big update has come out regarding the date

PM Modi Oath Ceremony: Preparations are going on in full swing for prime minister narendra modi to take oath as the prime minister of the country for the record third time. Amidst the 'pressure politics' going on from the nda allies, the bjp leadership is engaged in the exercise of forming the government at all costs. For this, a series of meetings is going on at the delhi residence of bjp President jp nadda since thursday morning. In such a situation, a new update has come out regarding the date of swearing-in. It is being told that now narendra modi will take oath as prime minister not on saturday (June 8) but on sunday (June 9). However, this date has not been formally announced yet, but this date has been told to the media by tdp mp ram mohan Naidu quoting party supremo Chandrababu Naidu. tdp supremo chandrababu naidu has also postponed his program of taking oath as the chief minister of Andhra Pradesh. Earlier his swearing-in was to be held on 9 june, which has now been changed to 12 June. This also confirms that the date of PM Modi's swearing-in is 9 June.

What has ram mohan Naidu said

TDP mp ram mohan Naidu said in a conversation with ANI that Modi will take oath as prime minister on 9 June. He said, "I was not in the nda meeting, but our leader chandrababu naidu was present there. All the nda leaders are happy about the formation of the government. A meeting of nda MPs has been called once again on june 7. After this meeting, Modi will take oath as the prime minister on june 9. Let us tell you that PM Modi had submitted his resignation from his post to President draupadi murmu on june 5. After this, he is holding the post as the acting Prime Minister. The exercise of swearing-in will begin after he is elected as the formal leader of the nda parliamentary party in the meeting on june 7.

The heads of state of neighboring countries are already reaching India

Like the previous two occasions, this time also PM Modi has invited the heads of state of neighboring countries for his swearing-in ceremony. Apart from bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina, Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe has confirmed to attend the swearing-in ceremony. Sheikh Hasina is reaching india for this on friday (June 7). In such a situation, after the news of changing the date of the swearing-in ceremony, those leaders also have to change their program. It will happen.

Was the ceremony postponed due to the tantrums of the allies?

Even though the allies handed over the letter of support to bjp in the nda meeting held on Wednesday, in reality 'pressure politics' is still going on from their side. The swearing-in ceremony was being organized amidst the tantrums of the allies, for which PM Modi's name was to be formally approved in the nda meeting on june 7. After PM Modi's name was announced on june 7, the plan was to conduct the swearing-in ceremony on june 8. But in the meantime, due to the postponement of the ceremony, discussions have also started that this has been done due to the tantrums of the allies.