The NDA marked 12 years at the Centre as Prime Minister Narendra Modi crossed a historic tenure milestone, drawing congratulations from political leaders and international figures.
Tributes poured in from constitutional authorities, Union ministers, BJP leaders and members of the Indian diaspora as the Prime Minister reached a landmark in India's political history.
The BJP and its allies are preparing a nationwide outreach campaign to showcase the Modi government’s achievements as the NDA completes 12 years in power.
From seven states in 2014 to 21 today, BJP’s expansion reflects a deep and sustained political reach across India’s population and geography.
At BJP HQ in Delhi, PM Modi hailed the party’s performance in multiple states, calling it a mandate rooted in public trust and long-term organisational efforts.
Party leaders stated that the central government's policies are being determined under external pressure, which will impact the economy of the country and the state.
Earlier during the day, BJP legislators trooped into the well of the Assembly and also staged a walkout over the issue.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday asserted that the Babri Masjid will never be rebuilt and warned those "who are dreaming of it" to abide by the law of the land.
In an era when Indian politics increasingly feels scripted and predictable, there are still moments that disrupt the routine and force a rethink about democratic engagement.
He also referred to the management of development works across 42 government departments, monitoring over 100 Central and state schemes, and personally overseeing thousands of public grievances, letters, calls, and messages.
