Modi Transformed the Political Culture of India: JP Nadda

BJP National President JP Nadda on Monday hailed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s 11-year tenure as a transformative period for Indian governance, asserting that Modi has changed the political culture of the country by replacing appeasement with accountability.

In a press briefing at the BJP headquarters, Nadda stated that the Modi era has introduced a new model of politics, focused on transparent governance, people-centric policies, and national development. He emphasized that the government under Modi's leadership has brought a “new political consciousness” and ended a legacy of dynastic and corrupt governance.

“Modi replaced the politics of vote banks with politics of development,” Nadda said, citing the scrapping of Article 370, the enactment of the CAA, and reforms in the triple talaq law, women empowerment, and national security as major milestones.

He added that the BJP-led NDA government has turned challenges into opportunities, using schemes like Ujjwala Yojana, Swachh Bharat Mission, and Digital India to improve lives at the grassroots level.

Modi: India’s Economy Among World’s Fastest Growing in 11 Years

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Modi in his statement said that his government has elevated India into one of the fastest-growing major economies in the world. He credited people’s trust, political stability, and governance reforms for this accelerated progress.

He noted that over the past 11 years, 140 crore Indians have witnessed significant improvement in infrastructure, education, healthcare, women empowerment, and ease of doing business.

The Prime Minister emphasized that his administration continues to focus on economic reforms, fiscal responsibility, and digital inclusion, helping India emerge as a global economic power.

“The last 11 years have been about turning hope into reality and challenges into achievements,” he said, highlighting India’s growing global stature.