Narendra Modi’s hatrick victory has been celebrated by the Republic Party of India’s national organization general secretary Dr. Rajeev Menon. It is a historic election that took place in seven phases, being both independent and impartial. Narendra Modi is a leader who has no opponents. Over the past 10 years, the incredible love and trust he has received from the people have been the reason for his continued governance. The complete support and participation of the people in Modi’s victories in all three terms have brought immense joy to him, as stated by Dr. Rajeev Menon.
The people of the country eagerly desire Modi’s continued leadership. In the next five years, India is expected to witness significant development. Currently, India holds the fifth position among economically powerful nations. With the third term of Modi’s governance,The country is currently on the path of economic progress. India is currently ranked fifth in the world economy. Dr. Rajeev Menon said that there is no doubt that it will reach the third position around 2028. The Modi government has implemented development-oriented policies that have instilled confidence in the people. His hatrick victory is a testament to this. Modi’s charisma has also influenced Kerala. In Thrissur, the victory of Suresh Gopi, the BJP candidate, was evident. The opposition’s attempt to remove Modi from power was unsuccessful. As the country moves forward, the Modi government’s focus on infrastructure development will contribute to India’s economic integration. Dr. Rajeev Menon expressed these views.
This election, which spanned seven phases, was the longest in history. At the end of each phase, we witnessed various exit polls. After the final phase, when the exit polls were announced, all surveys favored the BJP. Modi’s charisma and development agenda were the key factors. The opposition’s attempt to remove Modi from power was unsuccessful. As the country moves forward, the Modi government’s focus on infrastructure development will contribute to India’s economic integration. Dr. Rajeev Menon expressed these views.
