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Amid some discordant notes among BJP allies over allocations in the Union Council of Ministers, the Shiv Sena on Monday said its support for the Narendra Modi-led government was unconditional and there was no bargaining happening for any Cabinet post or portfolio.
With the Lok Sabha elections getting completed and the new Council of Ministers in place, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is turning his focus to foreign policy now.
Of the 303 seats the BJP won in 2019, it retained 208 this time, lost 92, and gave three to its allies — Janata Dal (United), Janata Dal (Secular), and Rashtriya Lok Dal — who won a seat each. It won 32 new seats in 2024 pushing its tally to 240.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s claim at public rallies in Nahan and Mandi last week that hundreds of crores of rupees in flood relief funds allocated to Himachal Pradesh were disbursed indiscriminately by the Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu-led state government, has triggered a flurry of counter accusations by Congress leaders.
With his remarks on reservations at a rally in Bihar on Tuesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has opened up another front on the issue. “The truth is that had there been no Ambedkar, Nehru would not have allowed quota for SC/STs,” he said, while going on to allege that the Opposition INDIA bloc wanted to change the Constitution and extend reservations to religious minorities.
On the last day of campaign for the fourth phase of the Lok Sabha polls on Monday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address three election rallies in Odisha, beginning with Kandhamal at 9.30 am. He will follow this up with Bolangir at 11.30 am and then Bargarh at 1 pm. Simultaneous Lok Sabha and Assembly elections will be held in Odisha in four phases starting Monday.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address public rallies in Madha, Osmanabad and Latur of Maharashtra on Tuesday before flying over to Telangana, where he will address rallies in Zaheerabad and Alladurg, both of which are in Sangareddy district.
With barely five days left for the first phase of the Lok Sabha elections to get underway, the incumbent BJP is releasing its poll manifesto on Sunday morning, which is expected to showcase its plank of vikas (development), welfare and Hindutva besides a roadmap for “Viksit Bharat” (developed India).