Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh – Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed an electrified crowd at the PM Kisan Samman Sammelan in Varanasi, celebrating a momentous third consecutive victory in his home constituency. Modi’s speech was a powerful testament to the strength and inclusivity of Indian democracy, spotlighting the record-breaking participation of women voters.
“More than 31 crore women voters have participated in this election,” Modi announced with pride. “This is the highest number of women voters in the world. This number is close to the entire population of America. This beauty, this strength of Indian democracy attracts and influences the whole world.”
The Prime Minister extended his gratitude to the citizens of Varanasi, acknowledging their pivotal role in his electoral success. “I thank every voter of Varanasi for making the festival of democracy a success,” Modi said. “The people of Kashi have not only elected an MP but also a PM for the third time. The mandate given by the people of the country in this election is truly unprecedented. This mandate has created a new history.”
Modi emphasized the historical significance of this victory, noting the rare occurrence of a government being re-elected for a third consecutive term in democratic nations. “It is rarely seen in the democratic countries of the world that an elected government returns for the third consecutive time,” he pointed out. “But this time the people of India have also done this. This happened in India 60 years ago. Since then, no government in India has scored a hat-trick like this.”
The Prime Minister’s remarks were met with enthusiastic applause, reflecting the public’s strong support and confidence in his leadership. This historic electoral success underscores the effectiveness of Modi’s policies and his vision for India’s future, reinforcing his status as a key figure in global politics.
As India celebrates this historic mandate, the focus shifts to the future. Modi’s administration, bolstered by the overwhelming support of millions of voters, is set to advance its developmental agenda with renewed energy and commitment. This victory not only solidifies Modi’s legacy but also showcases the vibrancy and participatory nature of Indian democracy, setting a high standard for future elections.
The atmosphere in Varanasi was one of jubilation, as citizens from all walks of life joined in the celebrations, marking this significant milestone in India’s democratic journey. The Prime Minister’s historic third term is a testament to the enduring strength of the Indian electorate and its unwavering commitment to democratic principles.
