Narendra Modi took the oath as the prime minister of India for the third time on the 9th of June 2024. After the suspense of the formation of the government, what we mean is who will form the government? there were some rumours that the Indian alliance with the support of Nitish Kumar and some other local parties would form the government. But the BJP party said after the election result on the 4th of June that their party is going to form the government with their alliance NDA. But everything about the rumours is past now as you all know the new prime minister of India is again none other than Narendra Modi.
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The significance of Modi’s re-election extends far beyond India’s borders, with global leaders extending warm congratulations and expressing eagerness to deepen bilateral ties with the world’s largest democracy. From Washington to Italy, the diplomatic community has taken note of Modi’s electoral triumph, recognizing India’s pivotal role on the international stage under his stewardship.
Addressing jubilant supporters gathered at the BJP headquarters in New Delhi, Modi expressed gratitude for the overwhelming mandate bestowed upon him and pledged to redouble efforts in fulfilling the aspirations of every Indian citizen. Promising inclusive growth and a prosperous future, Modi reiterated his commitment to steering the nation towards unprecedented heights of progress and prosperity.
New Narendra Modi cabinet:
We have got the information from our sources that Mr Amit Saha will be our new home minister and Mr Jai Shankar will continue with the post as minister of external affairs. Nirmala Sitaraman and Rajnath Singh are also going to surf as the minister of finance and defence respectively. There is also news from our source that BJP All India President JP Nadda will also be the cabinet minister of Narender Modi’s version 3 government; he has served as the home minister of health and family welfare in the first term of the Modi government. Nitin Gadkari is also going to be in the Modi cabinet as the route and transport minister and Vaishnav is overseeing India’s ambitious semiconductor policy.
In the last two phases of the Modi government, we have seen a lot of strategies of Modi’s policy. The world has seen some world decisions from the Narendra Modi government some decisions are highly praised and some are highly criticized. We have seen decisions like a sudden ban on 2000 rupee notes we have seen demonetisation, we have seen teen talaq bill pass we have seen the abolition of 370. This government has also introduced GST. Modi government has always focused on the digitalisation of payment through UPI and there are so many. Even we have seen the establishment of Ram Mandir in Ayodhya.
But what should be the vision of Narendra Modi in the third phase as the prime minister of India? After a certain decrease in the percentage of votes in the last Lok Sabha, what do you think should be the strategy to regain the percentage of votes that the BJP got in the 2019 Lok Sabha election?
Even after the establishment of the Ram Mandir at Ayodhya, some political analysts realised that the Hindu votes for BJP will increase in Lok Sabha 2024. But the shocking thing is that the BJP has lost in the legislative assembly of Ayodhya. The party has lost a lot of seats in UP and West Bengal also.
The BJP party has formed a new government. Still, they have to look after their alliance carefully this time as the BJP is not coming to the government with its single majority. so in making new policies or any bill or any act the role of all the parties of NDA will be very crucial.