With all the seven phases of Lok Sabha elections 2024 having concluded, all eyes are on the results to be announced on June 4.
Meanwhile, the Bharatiya Janata Party and all other constituents of the National Democratic Alliance are upbeat over the exit poll results, which were announced on Saturday, based on reports from various survey agencies.
An official spokesman of the government claimed here on Sunday that on one hand, the Narendra Modi government is poised to surpass the magical figure of 400 seats and assume power for the third time, on the other, excellent results are expected in Uttar Pradesh as well. Discussions are also on about the Prime Minister Modi-Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath duo once again proving to be a super hit in Uttar Pradesh.
During the Lok Sabha elections, the chemistry between the two leaders appeared very strong, he said.
The impressive results in UP as predicted by the exit polls have also provided concrete evidence of excellent teamwork between Modi and Yogi. From Meerut to Mirzapur, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath attended nearly 21 events together. During this time, they participated in 13 public meetings, five roadshows, a nomination event in Varanasi, and a visit to the Kashi Vishwanath Temple. Everywhere, the respect and mutual trust demonstrated by the two leaders were evident.
Additionally, several videos from these events went viral on social media, further solidifying the growing trust between Prime Minister Modi and Chief Minister Yogi.
One particular viral video was from a public meeting in Pilibhit, where Chief Minister Yogi hesitated to cross in front of the prime minister to approach the dais. However, the prime minister took his hand and encouraged him to proceed ahead.
Another widely shared video featured the prime minister receiving a ‘Trishul’ at the Kashi Vishwanath temple. This clip captivated internet users, keeping it trending for an extended period.
Out of the 21 events with Prime Minister Modi, 15 were public meetings where Prime Minister Modi and Chief Minister Yogi openly demonstrated their trust in each other. Referring to Yogi Adityanath as his chief minister, the prime minister expressed pride in having a companion like Chief Minister Yogi by his side.
He praised Chief Minister Yogi’s actions everywhere he went, especially applauding the remarkable improvements in the state’s law and order situation during every rally.
In addition, phrases like “Hamare Yogi Ji” and “Mere Yogi Ji” in the prime minister’s speeches also highlighted the strong bond between the two leaders. The public also embraced the duo in UP with slogans like ‘Modi hai toh mumkin hai’ and ‘Yogi hai to yakeen hai’.
Once again, in alignment with ‘Fir Ek Baar Modi Sarkar’, ‘Abki Baar 400 Paar’, Chief Minister Yogi, tirelessly engaged in campaigning across all 80 Lok Sabha seats of UP over the past two months. In many constituencies, Yogi held public meetings twice or thrice.
Additionally, he held public meetings in a total of 12 states and two Union territories, appealing for votes in favour of the prime minister. Alongside, he stood by the prime minister on every major platform in the state, like a shadow. Whether it was roadshows or public meetings, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath was consistently seen on the right side of Prime Minister Modi, conveying a significant message to the public.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath appeared alongside Prime Minister Narendra Modi at several public meetings, including those in Meerut (March 31), Saharanpur (April 6), Pilibhit (April 9), Amroha (April 19), Aligarh (April 22), Agra (April 25), Etawah (May 5), Lalganj (May 16), Barabanki (May 17), a women’s empowerment dialogue in Varanasi (May 21), Basti (May 22), Ghazipur (May 25) and Mirzapur/Robertsganj (May 26).
Additionally, in Uttar Pradesh, Prime Minister Modi held five major roadshows with the chief minister, including roadshows in Ghaziabad (April 6), Bareilly (April 26), Kanpur (May 4), Ayodhya (May 5) and Varanasi (May 13).
Furthermore, in Varanasi, Chief Minister Yogi remained alongside the prime minister during the latter’s visit to the Kaal Bhairav temple and Shri Kashi Vishwanath Dham for worship (May 13) and nomination in Varanasi (May 14).
