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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is confident that in his party, the BJP, will create history as it wins in this year general Loksabha elections. The BJP wants to go above the number of seats it won in 2019 which were 303 and wants to win 370 seats this time around with the help of some allies going beyond 400.Choosing NDTV’s Editor-in-Chief Sanjay Pugalia for a personal interview was done by PM Modi because he wanted to show how much faith people have in his government.
He predicts that this trust will translate into a record-breaking mandate for the BJP. “This administration has been trusted by many which is why I say that historically there will be a very high voting turnout resulting in breaking records by BJP,” PM Modi said. Currently, India is conducting its sixth week-long general elections since independence, surpassed only by those of 1951-52.There are three more rounds before counting day on June 4.Polls have already been completed in four southern states where BJP has been striving to make headway. Southern India has always posed a challenge for the BJP. Modi outlined how the ruling party had prioritized addressing people’s issues and fulfilling their dreams. “Today, our country feels that these sorrows concern us; our dreams belong to us while we always look forward towards our improvement,” he revealed. These include Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Despite the problems it has faced in the past, the BJP remains hopeful of expanding its base in southern India.
It was also his suggestion that the odds are highly in favor of BJP, indicating a strong faith on their part about the party’s chances. “We have the upper hand, And everyone knows it,” he said. In previous elections, the BJP has done well in places like Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh which constitute Hindi heartland. In 2019, for instance, they took home 62 out of 80 seats from UP. Congress is a constituent of INDIA opposition alliance that has been beset by electoral setbacks as well as defections. He then talked about what should be called as ‘four S’ strategy for India to progress: scale, scope, speed and skill. “The scope should be very big not in parts.
The scale should be large; it should match these two things with speed and there must be skill. If we put these four things together I am certain we would do much,” he stated. Working with such strategies and concentrated on trust from people Modi believes that BJP will have a huge victory at forthcoming elections.
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