New Delhi: Narendra Modi has been chosen again as the leader of the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA). He thanked the people for giving him another chance to serve and promised to provide good governance.
The newly elected MPs from the NDA met this morning in the Central Hall of the old Parliament Building to discuss forming the cabinet before the swearing-in ceremony.
The NDA won 293 seats in the recent Lok Sabha elections, but the BJP got only 240 seats, which is less than what they had in 2019.
BJP leader Pralhad Joshi announced that all the NDA parties agreed to elect Narendra Modi as their leader.
A total of 21 NDA leaders signed a resolution praising PM Modi for his work in building the nation, helping the poor, and promoting development, and said they are all working together in these efforts.
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