Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has voiced his aspiration for Modi's continued leadership...
Digital Desk: As Narendra Modi prepares to embark on his unprecedented third consecutive term as the Prime Minister of India, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has voiced his aspiration for Modi's continued leadership, extending to a fourth term after the next general elections in 2029.
During his recent visit to Ayodhya on June 8, Sarma stated, "I have come to Ayodhya and prayed to Lord Shri Ram that Modi ji becomes the Prime Minister for the fourth time as well after completing his upcoming third tenure."
Sarma's remarks, delivered on the eve of Modi's swearing-in ceremony, underscore his unwavering confidence in Modi's leadership abilities, brushing aside opposition criticism. "Whatever the opposition says, respected Narendra Modi ji is becoming the Prime Minister of the country for the third time," Sarma affirmed.
Acknowledging the dynamics of electoral politics, Sarma emphasized, "There are 542 seats; one will win somewhere, lose somewhere. But Modi ji has already become the Prime Minister, hasn't he?"
Known for his outspoken conduct, Sarma drew parallels between Modi and India's first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, reflecting on the enduring legacy and influence of visionary leadership in shaping the nation's trajectory.
