Monday, December 23rd, 2024

For the first time, Modi will run the government depending on the alliance, what will be the effect?


New Delhi : The results of the Lok Sabha elections have come. The people of the country have once again given the mandate to the NDA to form the government. However, the election results have come completely opposite to the BJP’s estimates. The situation is that the BJP, which won more than 300 seats on its own last time, is far from the magic figure of majority. According to the results and trends till 8 pm, BJP seems to be getting 240 seats on its own. However, the NDA along with its allies has crossed the majority mark. In such a situation, after 10 years, once again a government dependent on regional parties will be formed at the center. In such a situation, PM Modi will be forced to run a khichdi government for the first time. Let us look at what effect dependence on regional parties can have on the new Modi government.

Regional parties will grow in stature

This time the performance of regional parties has been excellent in the election results. Regional parties have performed well in NDA as well as All India Alliance. TDP and JDU have emerged as the most important allies in NDA. TDP has also registered a spectacular victory in the assembly elections in Andhra Pradesh. JDU has won more seats than BJP in Bihar despite contesting fewer seats than them. TDP is seen getting 16 seats. JDU is seen winning 12 seats. In such a situation, the role of these two parties will be very important in the new government to be formed at the center.

You can get important ministries

The effect of BJP getting majority on its own will be clearly visible in the distribution of the cabinet this time. This time the regional parties will be in a position to bargain more in the BJP-led NDA government. In such a situation, if ministers are made from JDU and TDP quota in important ministries, then no one should be surprised. In the previous government, BJP had won more than 300 seats on its own. In such a situation, the allies in the NDA were completely dependent on the will of the BJP. The BJP leadership gave ministerial posts to small parties on the basis of its will. In the last term, it was also alleged that BJP does not respect its allies.

The people of the country have expressed their trust in the NDA for the third consecutive time. This is an unprecedented moment in the history of India. I bow to my family members for this love and blessings. I assure the countrymen that we will move forward with new energy, new enthusiasm and new resolutions to fulfill their aspirations.

Narendra Modi’s reaction on election results

Consensus is necessary on important decisions

In the third term of the Modi government, consultation with the allies will become more important before taking decisions on important issues. BJP had talked about implementing important issues like one country, one election and uniform civil code if it comes to power for the third time. In such a situation, before taking a decision on any such proposal, BJP will be forced to reach a consensus with the allies. If this does not happen, then BJP will also face the risk of allies separating.

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Nitish, Naidu will be important

Nitish Kumar and Chandrababu Naidu will emerge as important characters in the third term of the NDA government. However, one plus point for BJP is that Nitish Kumar and Chandrababu Naidu have worked together with BJP in the past. However, this time both leaders will be in a strong position to say yes or no on their own. In such a situation, BJP will not want to bear the displeasure of these leaders for a stable government. Chandrababu Naidu has also been the coordinator of NDA. On the other hand, Chandrababu Naidu has also come to power in Andhra Pradesh. In such a situation, he/she can be successful in getting additional central assistance and projects for Andhra Pradesh from the Center.

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