New Delhi, June 5: RP Singh, the national spokesperson for the Bharatiya Janata Party, expressed his delight over Prime Minister Narendra Modi becoming the longest-serving elected Prime Minister in the country. He described this achievement as a significant milestone in India’s democratic history, highlighting that the nation has reached new heights in development, stability, and global recognition.
Singh stated that under Modi’s leadership, India has made rapid progress on both economic and cultural fronts in recent years. The country’s development journey is now advancing towards the goal of a ‘developed India,’ with the government’s welfare schemes directly benefiting the general public.
During his remarks, Singh also commented on the India alliance. He noted, “The India alliance was never formed based on any ideology or thought. It was created solely to oppose PM Modi, and as conflicting interests arose, some members began to leave the coalition. For instance, the National Conference exited the alliance long ago. Omar Abdullah has stated that he sees no benefit from the India alliance.”
Referencing a Bloomberg report, Singh mentioned, “On June 2, Bloomberg published an article stating that the RBI is selling gold to stabilize the dollar. They themselves acknowledge that this is a flawed and baseless report, and it is on such unfounded claims that the opposition, particularly Rahul Gandhi, has started labeling the economy as a ‘dead economy.'”
He emphasized that India is not reliant on any single power but is instead adopting a balanced foreign policy that prioritizes its national interests. India’s relationships with both Russia and the United States are strong, and the country makes decisions based on its own interests. He also reiterated that the core principle of India’s foreign policy is to prioritize the nation’s interests.
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