Election 2022 result: Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched an all-out attack on the opposition over the Ukraine crisis, saying some parties tried to create insecurity among Indian students who were being expelled from the war-torn country.
10 MARCH: On Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi lauded the victory of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in four states. He thanked people who participated in the elections and said “Today is a day to celebrate India’s democracy.” during his speech at the BJP headquarters in New Delhi.
“I appreciate the hard work of our party workers and supporters,” the Prime Minister said.
“After the 2019 elections, some political pundits had said that the 2017 election results had decided the 2019 results. I think they will say that the decision of the 2022 election decided the outcome of the 2024 elections.”
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched an all-out attack on the opposition over the Ukraine crisis, saying some parties tried to create insecurity among Indian students who were being expelled from the war-torn country.
“In Goa, All exit polls have been proved wrong and the people of Goa have given us a chance to serve them for the third time in a row.” He said
The results strongly confirm the proactive governance of the BJP. Modi said earlier people could not reach the government for basic facilities like electricity, gas and water.
The Bharatiya Janata Party performed brilliantly in the four states of Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Goa and Manipur. The saffron party and its allies were leading in more than 270 seats in Uttar Pradesh, retaining the state for the second time.
The BJP managed to retain Uttarakhand, successfully thwarting the anti-incumbency wave in the hill state. However, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami lost the election.
In Goa, the BJP won 20 seats, just one less than the magic figure in the 40-member Assembly. Meanwhile, in Manipur too, the BJP is preparing to form the government.