PM Modi Claims That 'INDI Alliance Losing Steam' After Phase 3 of Lok Sabha Polls
As a result of their regressive economics and outdated votebank politics, Indi Alliance is losing even more steam.

After phase 3 of the Lok Sabha elections, PM Modi expressed his gratitude to all those people who voted on Tuesday.
PM Modi Claims That INDI Alliance Losing Steam: According to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the opposition alliance is losing even more steam due to its outdated votebank politics and regressive economics as the third phase of polling for the Lok Sabha elections ended on Tuesday evening.
He added on X, "Gratitude to all those who have voted today. Across all the states and UTs, voters from all walks of life have placed their faith in the NDA and our development agenda."
He further said, "INDI Alliance is losing even more steam, thanks to their regressive economics and outdated votebank politics."
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Addressing a rally in Madhya Pradesh on Tuesday, Narendra Modi added, “I want 400 seats in Lok Sabha to prevent Congress from looting OBC quota to benefit its vote bank.” “In last 5 years, we had nearly 400 seats, including NDA, regional parties and Independents; we used it to remove Article 370,” said Mr. Modi at a rally in Dhar.
It was Assam that had the highest turnout at 74.86%, followed by West Bengal at 73.93%, and Maharashtra had the lowest at 53.63%, with Bihar doing a little better at 56.01%.
Violence marred the third phase of the Lok Sabha polls in four West Bengal constituencies as TMC, BJP, and Congress-CPI(M) workers clashed in Murshidabad and Jangipur.
There are over 1,300 candidates in the third phase, including 120 women.
From April 19 to June 1, there will be seven phases of Lok Sabha elections. The counting will be held on June 4.
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