The Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, has previously stated in the Lok Sabha that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has the potential to acquire 370 seats in the election that is scheduled to take place in the period of 2024. As he was delivering his speech in the Rajya Sabha, he made a joke about it, and at the time, he was alluding to Article 370.
After expressing confidence on Monday that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) would win 370 seats in the Lok Sabha in 2024, Prime Minister Modi played about with the word “370” on Wednesday. He did this after expressing confidence on Monday. It was after he had exhibited confidence by stating that the BJP will win 370 seats that this turn of events occurred. As a result of the widespread spreading of this notion, the Congress party expressed their disdain of Prime Minister Modi’s capacity to deliver an exact number prior to the election.
Throughout the course of his conversation discussing Article 370, he made it extremely clear that he was not referring to the overall number of seats but rather to the Article that the BJP had abrogated. It was possible to hear the members of the BJP Legislative Assembly laughing out loud as soon as Prime Minister Modi delivered his speech. The fact that they were happy with the statement was made abundantly evident by this demonstration.
On Wednesday, Prime Minister Modi was delivering his response to the discussion of the motion of gratitude that was taking place in the Rajya Sabha. The debate was taking place at the same time.In an earlier response to the discussion on the motion of thanks in the Lok Sabha, Prime Minister Modi made the observation that he was able to feel the sentiment of the people and that the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) will surpass 400 seats, while the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will undoubtedly surpass it. Additionally, he asserted that he was able to perceive the feelings of the general populace.
Moreover, Prime Minister Modi made a reference to Modi 3.0 on Wednesday, when he stated that the third term of his government is not too far off. He was referring to the imminent arrival of Modi 3.0. It is the third generation of the Modi family that is referred to as Modi.Manoj Jha, a member of the RJD, claimed that if the Prime Minister specifies an exact figure, it means that the electronic voting machines have already been set. This was in response to the earlier comment that Prime Minister Modi made on 370. This was a response to the fact that the Prime Minister had mentioned 370 earlier in the conversation.
In the event that you were to be bestowed with the job of Prime Minister, you have the ability to assert that you would be able to return to power with an overwhelming majority of votes. The audience is likely to feel uneasy about a certain number, such as 370, because of its specificity. I would say that democracy is not a healthy system if you are fantasizing about 370 seats without even having accomplished your pledges. If this is the case, then I would propose that you should reconsider your position. 2014 was the year that you made the decision to start working toward your goal of creating two crore jobs worldwide per year.
Twenty crore is the current total after a period of ten years has passed. Is it even possible that you could have created twenty lakh jobs for people to occupy? On the one hand, you claim that you have assisted crores of households in overcoming living below the poverty line, while on the other hand, you are providing them with free grains. In spite of the fact that Prime Minister Modiji is unable to provide an explanation for this dualism, Jha made the observation that he is unquestionably capable of controlling headlines.
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