UK Paper Predicts BJP Victory In 2024
The Business Guardian|January 02, 2024
BJP's victories in key state assemblies, especially the saffron sweep, set the stage for Prime Minister Modi's potential third consecutive term, as noted by columnist Hannah Ellis-Peterson.
UK Paper Predicts BJP Victory In 2024

In a recent analysis of India's political landscape, a prominent international columnist highlighted the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) triumphant performance in three key state assemblies, positioning Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his party on a trajectory towards a third consecutive term at the helm of the nation. The columnist, Hannah Ellis-Peterson, underscores the significant factors contributing to this potential victory and examines the prevailing dynamics that could shape the outcome of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

The saffron sweep in the heartland states of Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Rajasthan has propelled the BJP forward, providing it with added strength and momentum as the country approaches the crucial 2024 Lok Sabha elections. Prime Minister Modi himself, buoyed by the hat-trick of victories, confidently predicted a triumphant outcome for the BJP in the upcoming national polls.

Ellis-Peterson's analysis emphasizes the enduring popularity of Prime Minister Modi, portraying him as a political strongman whose appeal extends across the diverse and populous landscape of India. The BJP's Hindu nationalist agenda, coupled with Modi's charismatic leadership, continues to resonate particularly within the Hindi belt of the north, where the majority of the country's Hindu population resides. Since Modi assumed office in 2014, the column contends that the political apparatus at both the state and national levels has tilted heavily in favour of the BJP.

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