Posters featuring Prime Minister-designate Narendra Modi have been put up in Delhi ahead of his swearing-in ceremony scheduled for Sunday.
The ceremony will mark the beginning of Modi’s third consecutive term as Prime Minister of India.
Under Modi’s leadership, the NDA is all set to form the government at the Center once again.
This is an extraordinary development as Narendra Modi is the only leader after former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, who has been elected for a third consecutive term after completing the full term of each previous term.
Along with Narendra Modi, members of his council of ministers will also take oath on the same day.
Around 1,100 traffic police officers of Delhi Police have been deployed and an advisory has been issued to the public regarding traffic movement and route arrangements have been made for the delegates as part of preparations for the oath-taking ceremony. of Prime Minister-designate Narendra Modi. on Sunday.
Speaking to ANI, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), Traffic, Prashant Gautam said, “Nearly 1,100 traffic personnel have been deployed. They have been briefed about all instructions. We have conducted all rehearsals. It has been issued a notice to the general public for traffic movement. “Necessary arrangements have been made for foreign delegates and heads of state who will arrive for the swearing-in ceremony. Route arrangements have been made and a control zone has also been prepared,” the DCP said.
Several leaders and heads of state from neighboring regions and the Indian Ocean region have been invited to Prime Minister Modi’s swearing-in ceremony as distinguished guests, a testament to India’s ‘neighbourhood first’ policy.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said in an official statement on Saturday: “Sri Lanka President Ranil Wickremesinghe; Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu; Seychelles Vice President Ahmed Afif; Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina ; the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina; the Minister of Mauritius, Pravind Kumar Jugnauth; the Prime Minister of Nepal, Pushpa Kamal Dahal `Prachanda` and the Prime Minister of Bhutan, Tshering Tobgay, have accepted the invitation to attend.
Apart from the leaders and heads of state, more than 250 workers who participated in the construction of the Parliament will also go to the residence of BJP leader Mansukh Mandaviya at 3 pm and head to the president’s house to participate in the takeover of oath. Ceremony of Prime Minister-designate Narendra Modi.
Meanwhile, highlighting the importance of the event, the MEA highlighted that “the leaders’ visit to attend the swearing-in ceremony of Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his third consecutive term is in line with the top priority accorded by India to its” neighborhood”. First ‘SAGAR’ policy and vision.”
Further, the MEA mentioned that apart from participating in the oath-taking ceremony, the leaders will also attend a banquet hosted by President Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan later in the evening. Prime Minister Modi’s invitation to neighboring leaders reflects India’s continued efforts to engage with countries in the region. In 2014, he convened leaders from SAARC nations and in 2019, he invited countries from the BIMSTEC group.
Meanwhile, Congress leader KC Venugopal said opposition leaders have not received any information from the government regarding the swearing-in ceremony of Prime Minister-designate Narendra Modi.
The BJP won 240 seats and the NDA won 292 of the 543 Lok Sabha seats.
The Congress fought the elections as part of the INDIA bloc and the parties together were able to prevent the BJP from winning a majority on its own in the Lok Sabha.
The Congress won 99 seats. The Samajwadi Party won 37 seats, while the Trinamool Congress won 29. DMK managed to win 22 seats.
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