PM Modi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will continue to lead the BJP in the 2029 and 2034 elections, and perhaps even beyond, according to confirmation from Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, suggesting that there won’t be a vacancy for the position in the upcoming years. Singh affirmed Modi’s pivotal role in guiding India’s future towards a Viksit Bharat by praising his resolute leadership, extensive experience, and worldwide influence.
Narendra Modi to Lead BJP in 2029, 2034, and Beyond
IN one of the reports of TV 9 Bharat Varsh, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will lead the BJP in the general elections of 2029 and 2034, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh clarified in a recent interview. He underlined that Modi is anticipated to continue leading the country, so the prime minister position won’t be empty for the foreseeable future. Singh denied all rumors, claiming that Modi is undeniable and will remain in office for many years to come, despite being 75 years old, and that opposition parties have repeatedly called for his retirement.
“In the next several elections, the Prime Minister’s position will remain filled. Narendra Modi is indisputable and will continue to lead the country,”.
PM Modi’s Leadership and Global Recognition
Rajnath Singh also discussed his 35-year relationship with Modi, which began when they met in Jhansi. Singh has observed Modi’s development over the years, particularly since he was elected prime minister, during which he has made audacious and difficult choices without hesitation, even in challenging circumstances.
Singh highlighted Modi’s influence on the global stage:
“Many world leaders seek his advice on global matters. I have never seen any other Prime Minister receive so many personal calls from international leaders on their birthdays.”
From Campaign Coordinator to PM Candidate
Singh described how Narendra Modi was chosen by the BJP in 2013 to serve as the campaign coordinator and then as the party’s prime ministerial candidate with the backing of the Parliamentary Board. He made it clear that Lal Krishna Advani, a senior BJP leader, was always respected and that his advice is still valued.
During the 2014 election campaign, Singh recalled traveling frequently with Modi, stating:
“I told Modi Ji that he would get a full majority, though he himself was not fully certain at the time.”
Regarding Opposition Claims
In response to opposition allegations of election manipulation and vote rigging, Rajnath Singh referred to them as unfounded. If opposition leaders have evidence, he urged them to present it and go to court.
RM Rajnath Singh: “PM Narendra Modi will be BJP’s PM candidate in 2029, 2034, 2039 & even 2044.”
“He will retire only after achieving the goal of a Viksit Bharat by 2047.”
Implications for Viksit Bharat and India
According to Rajnath Singh, Modi’s leadership will continue to be a key component of the BJP’s strategy for the foreseeable future, which may include elections in 2039 and 2044. Under Modi’s direction, the party sees a long-term strategy for a Viksit Bharat (Developed India) that prioritizes stability, continuity, and capable leadership.
