Modi claims victory for his alliance in India’s general election

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has claimed victory in India's general election for the third time, despite facing strong opposition. Although official results are pending, it is expected that Modi's party and its allies will secure a majority in the lower house of parliament. Modi's party, a Hindu nationalist group, may not achieve a majority alone, necessitating coalition support. Critics suggest Modi's influence, particularly in northern provinces, is waning. However, he is poised to form a third government. The report concludes with a correspondent's update from New Delhi.

What significant achievement did Narendra Modi claim in the recent general election?

• Securing a majority without allies

• Forming a coalition with the opposition

• Winning the election for the first time

• Claiming victory for the third consecutive time

What is the expected outcome for Modi's party and its allies in the lower house of parliament?

• They are expected to dissolve the parliament

• They are expected to form a minority government

• They are expected to secure a majority

• They are expected to lose the majority

What is a notable feature of India's political system as mentioned in the report?

• It has a single-party system

• It allows for coalition governments

• It prohibits alliances between parties

• It mandates a two-party system

What do critics suggest about Modi's influence in northern India?

• It is increasing significantly

• It has completely disappeared

• It is starting to wane

• It has remained unchanged

Despite a potential reduction in seat share, what is Modi expected to achieve?

• Join the opposition

• Form a fourth government

• Form a third government

• Lose the election