PM Narendra Modi Take Oath Ceremony on 9 June 2024
The NDA MPs are expected to meet today June 7th to elect Narendra Modi as their leader for the third time allowing Mr.Modi to take the Oath as PM for the third consecutive time. This will be a special ceremony for the leader of the BJP.
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Narendra Modi, the current PM of India is about to take his oath on June 9th, 2024 as PM for the third time. He was elected by the newly elected MPs of the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA). These MPs will meet on June 7th at 11 am in the Parliament’s Central Hall.
Read the complete news blog and learn about the PM’s oath ceremony on 9th June 2024 (Sunday).
Narendra Modi News 2024
For the third consecutive time, Narendra Modi will be re-elected as the Prime Minister of India. He is the 15th Prime Minister of India and he first took his oath as PM ten years back in 2014. He will be selected for the third time by the elected MPs of NDA.
He will probably take the Oath at 6 PM on 9 June (Coming Sunday). This ceremony was previously planned for 8 June. The MPs will meet today at the Parliament’s Central Hall at 11 am. The Indian PM Modi, as a non-congress politician, has the longest continuous term and total years of Premiership which is 10 Years and 12 Days. He is next to Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi on the list overall.
Narendra Modi’s oath on 9th June is for What Purpose?
The NDA MPs are expected to meet today June 7th to elect Narendra Modi as their leader for the third time allowing Mr.Modi to take the Oath as PM for the third consecutive time. This will be a special ceremony for the leader of the BJP.
PM Modi’s First Oath Ceremony Date
In 2014, after the declaration of election results on 16 May, Narendra Modi met Pranab Mukherjee (Then President of India) on 20 May. The former was invited by the latter to form the next government. The BJP won 282 seats in this election and the NDA won 336 out of 543 in Lok Sabha.
On 26 May 2014, the BJP announced Narendra Modi’s Oath at 6 P.m. This ceremony was attended by South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) countries.
PM Modi’s Second Oath Ceremony Date
In 2019, after the election results in May, Narendra Modi met Ram Nath Kovind (Then President of India) to form the next government. In these elections, BJP won 33 seats and the NDA won 353 out of 543 in Lok Sabha.
On 30 May 2019, the BJP announced Narendra Modi’s Oath at 7 P.m. This was the first time any non-congress government was re-elected. This ceremony was witnessed by the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC) leaders.
International Guests to attend the PM's Oath Ceremony in India
Many International leaders are expected to attend PM Narendra Modi’s Oath ceremony. This list of international guests may include Sheikh Hasina (PM of Bangladesh), Ranil Wickremesinghe (President of Sri Lanka), and Pushpa Kamal Dahal (PM of Nepal). This event may witness the presence of more than 8000 Public Figures.
PMs Oath Ceremony Security in India 2024
On 6 June (Thursday), multiple security meetings occurred to discuss the security arrangements for the Oath ceremony 2024. A source stated:
“As conveyed by the officials of the Ministry of External Affairs, Maldives President Mohammad Muizzu, Vice President of Seychelles Ahmed Afif, Bhutan’s King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck, and head of state of Mauritius are coming to attend the swearing-in ceremony. They will stay in four hotels: Taj Palace, The Oberoi, The Leela Palace, and ITC Maurya.”
The final date and time depends on the availability of the state heads from other countries. The security arrangements have been made for the ceremony that will take place after the Oath ceremony after which the guests will depart. The source further added:
“It has been informed in the meeting that all the newly elected MPs will come along with their spouse and three guests. We are planning to organize a rehearsal before the event to improve the coordination between all the agencies.”
Can a Prime Minister serve three terms in India?
There is no such limit to become a prime minister in India. As witnessed, PM Modi is about to take oath in coming days for his third term as a Prime Minister.
Conclusion
This news blog covers it all about the Oath ceremony of our current prime Minister, Narendra Modi, who is going to be the PM for the third term. If you liked the information, do bookmark our site to stay updated about the current affairs in India.
