Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said the recent electoral victories of the BJP-led NDA would create new history in Indian politics and reflect the country’s growing support for stability, development and nationalist policies.
Addressing a large gathering near HAL Airport in Bengaluru after being felicitated by the Karnataka BJP unit, PM Modi said the election results across different states demonstrated that people were moving step by step with the BJP’s national vision and governance model.
The Prime Minister highlighted the NDA’s recent electoral successes, including forming the government in Puducherry for a second consecutive term and returning to power in Assam for a third term. He also pointed to the BJP’s improved performance in West Bengal and record victories in Gujarat’s panchayat and local body elections.
According to PM Modi, the election results reflected the aspirations of young people, farmers, the middle class and poorer sections of society. He said voters were supporting politics focused on stability, solutions and national development instead of corruption and uncertainty.
PM Modi also underlined the BJP’s expanding political presence in southern and eastern India. He noted that the NDA government was currently in power in Andhra Pradesh and stated that the BJP had become the second-largest party in Telangana.
PM Modi said the BJP had expanded significantly in West Bengal and Kerala, while NDA governments now rule more than 21 states and regions. He criticised the Congress party over its repeated electoral defeats and said recent poll results reflected changing political priorities and a major shift in Indian politics.
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