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Narendra Modi, leader of India's Bharatiya Janata Party, has secured re-election for a third term as Prime Minister, prompting Bulgarian President Rumen Radev to extend his congratulations.
Expressing optimism for continued collaboration between Bulgaria and India, President Radev conveyed his well-wishes to Modi via the "X" social network. He emphasized their joint efforts in fostering friendship and partnership between the two nations.
Congratulations to @narendramodi Modi for being re-elected for a third term as a Prime Minister of India. I am convinced that our mutual efforts will contribute for continuing the friendship and partnership between ???????? and ????????
— President.bg (@PresidentOfBg) June 11, 2024
Modi's victory comes as he assumes leadership of a coalition government following a surprising outcome in Sunday's election, wherein his party fell short of securing a majority. Despite this, Modi was sworn in for his third term as Prime Minister, signaling a new chapter in India's political landscape.
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