Narendra Modi

Accessible through Prime Minister Narendra Modi's personal app, the 'Modi Meter' is an interactive tool that also facilitates predictions regarding the performance of the NDA in the ongoing Lok Sabha elections.

Accusing the Congress of spreading misinformation about the BJP's intentions regarding the Constitution, Shah assured the crowd that the BJP has no plans to alter the Constitution, and the reservations for SCs, STs, and OBCs will remain intact under Prime Minister Modi's leadership.

Speaking at a large public rally in Rajasthan’s Tonk-Sawai Madhopur, PM Modi reiterated his stance amidst a flurry of allegations from the Congress camp.

Speaking at an election rally in Tonk, Modi criticized the Congress's governance, suggesting that practicing one's faith became challenging under their rule, even citing instances where listening to the Hanuman Chalisa was deemed a crime.

Modi appealed to the voters to support the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), highlighting that voting for the lotus symbol would directly support his leadership. Despite the challenges of harvesting season, weddings, and the scorching heat, he urged citizens to prioritize their civic duty and cast their votes early in the day.

"In recent times, those departing from the Congress party have conveyed a singular message to us. They reveal that the Congress is now under the sway of Urban Naxals. It's entangled in the web of Leftist influence," PM Modi remarked during a rally in Banswara, extending his support to BJP candidate Mahendrajit Singh Malviya.

Speaking at a rally in Banswara, Rajasthan, Modi referenced a previous statement by former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh suggesting that minorities should be the primary recipients of the country's resources.

Addressing the 2550th Nirvana Mahotsav of Lord Mahavir at the Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, PM Modi underscored India's commitment to the timeless principles of truth and non-violence on the world stage. He emphasized that the solutions to contemporary global challenges lie embedded in India's ancient culture and traditions, positioning the nation as a harbinger of unity in a fractured world, aptly dubbed as 'Vishwa Bandhu'.