BJP-led NDA won 293 seats, opposition INDIA alliance secured 234 seats
Coalition government forced Modi to engage in consensus politics
Modi pledged to eradicate corruption and poverty, emphasized religious equality
Modi visited Mahatma Gandhi's memorial before swearing-in ceremony
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took oath for third term on June 9, 2024
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took oath for his third term on June 9, 2024, leading a coalition government after the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) fell short of an absolute majority in the elections. The ceremony was held at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi and was attended by various heads of state from neighboring countries and Indian industrialists. Modi's previous terms were marked by authoritarian tendencies, but his dependence on coalition partners may force him to engage in consensus politics for the first time. The opposition INDIA alliance, led by the Congress party, has called the election a mandate against Modi's government.
Modi visited Mahatma Gandhi's memorial and paid homage before his swearing-in ceremony. He thanked voters for their mandate and pledged to eradicate corruption and poverty. The prime minister also emphasized religious equality, addressing criticism of hate speech against India's Muslim minority during the election campaign.
The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) won 293 seats in the general election, while the opposition INDIA alliance secured 234 seats. The Telugu Desam Party (TDP) and Janata Dal (United) JD(U), key allies of the NDA, helped it cross the required threshold to form a government.
The coalition government forced Modi to turn to diverse set of partners, leading him to pitch himself as a modest administrator. The election results marked a significant shift in India's political landscape and may bring about changes in governance.
Coalition government forced Mr. Modi to turn to diverse set of coalition partners to stay in power.
Mr. Modi pitches himself as a modest administrator after losing parliamentary majority.
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The article contains a few informal fallacies and an example of inflammatory rhetoric. The author uses an exaggerated depiction of the change in political air in New Delhi with phrases like 'the political air...appeared transformed' and 'the messianic air is gone'. Additionally, there is an example of inflammatory rhetoric with the phrase 'his opponents have been getting more airtime, with stations cutting live to their news conferences, something almost unheard-of in recent years.'
The political air...appeared transformed.
the messianic air is gone.
his opponents have been getting more airtime, with stations cutting live to their news conferences, something almost unheard-of in recent years.
Modi visited Mahatma Gandhi’s memorial and paid homage before his swearing-in ceremony.
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The article contains some instances of inflammatory rhetoric and appeals to authority, but no formal or blatant logical fallacies were found. The author's statements about Modi's leadership style and the political implications of his third term are opinions that do not necessarily involve fallacious reasoning.
]These results show that the Modi wave has receded, revealing a level of electoral vulnerability that many could not have foreseen.[
Analysts have said it is uncharted territory for Mr Modi who has always led governments with a majority even during his time as Gujarat chief minister while singularly enjoying the spotlight and relevance.
