On June 9, Prime Minister Modi took the oath of office for the third consecutive term at Rashtrapati Bhavan, having previously served terms beginning in 2014 and 2019.
Following the grand ceremony, Union Minister and BJP leader Shivraj Singh Chouhan voiced his optimism about India's future. "The government has been formed. It's fortunate that PM Modi has become the PM for the third term. India will reach newer heights under his leadership. As karyakartas who serve the nation through politics, we feel fortunate to have this opportunity," Chouhan stated.
Rajya Sabha MP PT Usha also expressed her satisfaction with the election outcome, saying, "I am very happy that this government has been formed again and we hope that developmental work will continue."
Pawan Kalyan, chief of the Jana Sena Party, reflected on his long-term hopes for Modi's leadership. "When Modi ji came to power in 2014, we wanted him to be there for 15 years. It has become a reality," Kalyan said.
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