- Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s third consecutive term inauguration ceremony is set to be a global affair, with world leaders converging in Delhi.
- After the BJP led National Democratic Alliance’s (NDA) landslide victory, securing 293 seats in the Lok Sabha, preparations are underway for PM Modi’s swearing-in on Saturday.
- Crucial to this decision were the written affirmations of support from key figures like Chandrababu Naidu of the Telugu Desam Party and Nitish Kumar from the Janata Dal-United.
- Adding a diplomatic flair to the event, invitations have been extended to neighboring countries as part of India’s ‘Neighbourhood First’ policy.
- The presence of South Asian leaders, including those from Nepal, Bhutan, and Mauritius, further amplifies the regional significance of Modi’s swearing-in.
- This international outreach mirrors previous ceremonies, where SAARC and BIMSTEC leaders graced the occasion, affirming India’s commitment to fostering multilateral ties.
In a resounding declaration of support, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s third consecutive term inauguration ceremony is set to be a global affair, with world leaders converging in Delhi for the momentous occasion.
After the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led National Democratic Alliance’s (NDA) landslide victory, securing 293 seats in the Lok Sabha, preparations are underway for PM Modi’s swearing-in on Saturday. The alliance, crossing the majority mark with ease, solidified their stance by unanimously electing Modi as their leader.
Crucial to this decision were the written affirmations of support from key figures like Chandrababu Naidu of the Telugu Desam Party and Nitish Kumar from the Janata Dal-United. Their combined 28 seats played a pivotal role in ensuring the coalition’s stability, effectively fending off any potential opposition alliances.
The significance of Modi’s leadership and his vision for a ‘Viksit Bharat’ (Developed India) was underscored by NDA partners, acknowledging the strides the nation has taken under his stewardship. In a meeting preceding the decision, leaders lauded Modi’s tireless efforts in nation-building and enhancing India’s global stature.
Adding a diplomatic flair to the event, invitations have been extended to neighboring countries as part of India’s ‘Neighbourhood First’ policy. Confirmations have already been received from Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina personally extending her congratulations to Modi and expressing her eagerness to attend.
The presence of South Asian leaders, including those from Nepal, Bhutan, and Mauritius, further amplifies the regional significance of Modi’s swearing-in. The symbolism of solidarity and cooperation among neighboring nations resonates deeply, emphasizing India’s pivotal role in regional dynamics.
This international outreach mirrors previous ceremonies, where SAARC and BIMSTEC leaders graced the occasion, affirming India’s commitment to fostering multilateral ties and promoting regional stability.
As preparations intensify for Saturday’s ceremony, the stage is set for a historic moment, not only for India but for the global community. PM Modi’s reelection and the overwhelming support from both domestic allies and international counterparts underscore a continuity of vision and leadership, promising a bright future for India and its place on the world stage.
The BJP’s electoral success, while falling short of the halfway mark individually, highlights the strength of the NDA coalition, which comfortably surpassed the magic number in the Lok Sabha. The unity and cohesion among alliance partners bode well for the stability and effectiveness of the upcoming government, providing a strong mandate for Modi’s agenda of development and progress.
As the world watches with anticipation, Saturday’s oath ceremony promises to be a landmark event, marking not only the beginning of a new term for Prime Minister Modi but also a celebration of democracy, unity, and shared aspirations for a brighter future.
(With inputs from agencies)
