Exit polling data suggest that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to win a third term at the conclusion of the six-week election.
Modi, the leader of India’s right-wing Bharatiya Janata Party, has been the country’s chief executive since 2014, and exit polling data indicate he will remain so for another five years.
“I can say with confidence that the people of India have voted in record numbers to re-elect the government,” Modi said in aon X, touting the NDA’s work that has “brought about a qualitative change in the lives of the poor, marginalised and downtrodden” and “propelled India to being the fifth largest global economy.”
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