In the Lok Sabha elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi voiced confidence on Monday that the BJP will win at least 370 seats and the NDA would win more than 400 seats. According to Modi, he is certain that the opposition parties have decided to spend a considerable amount of time on the opposition benches and have lost the guts to run for office.
In response, the prime minister stated, “I can sense the mood of the nation; it will definitely give NDA more than 400 seats and the BJP at least 370 seats.”
According to him, the government’s third term is not too far off. Regarding the impending Lok Sabha elections, he stated, “There are at most 100–125 days left.” As soon as Modi spoke, “Abki baar,” BJP members sang “400 paar” in synchrony.
According to Modi, “Even Kharge ji is saying the same thing,” alluding to the Rajya Sabha remarks made by Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge.
He predicted that significant choices and the establishment of the foundation will be made during the NDA’s third term. I am grateful for the opposition’s decision. In his address, Modi criticised the Congress for the opposition’s current state, saying, “Every word of theirs has confirmed my confidence and that of the country that they have resolved to stay there (in the opposition) for a long time.”
“You were seated here (in the Treasury benches) for a number of decades, but you have now made the decision to remain on the opposition benches for a number of decades.
You will be blessed and kept there by the people. The prime minister declared, “You will rise to greater heights and soon be seen in the public galleries (of the House).”
According to Modi, there was an excellent opportunity to offer some helpful ideas during the Budget Session, but the opposition members missed it.
“You are disillusioned after leaving the nation… “The tune is the same, but the leaders have changed,” he said. In an election year, the opposition might have delivered a message to the public, Modi said, adding that the Congress was to blame for the opposition’s current situation.
“Congress missed an excellent chance to act as a strong opposition. In an apparent allusion to Rahul Gandhi, Modi stated, “There are other young people in the opposition, but they were not allowed to speak out of fear that it may overshadow a particular person.”
The prime minister added that the Congress’s repeated attempts to introduce the same product would force it to “shut shop” in the near future.
“Now that elections are approaching, you ought to have put in a little more effort, introduced something fresh, and addressed the populace. Still, you were a complete failure. Allow me to impart this knowledge to you.
“The opposition’s current state is attributable to the Congress party. The Congress had a chance to develop into a strong opposition. But they were unable to complete.
