Modi 3.0 signals a new era for India focused on national security, self-reliance, and development. Amit Shah outlines achievements and future goals under PM Modi’s leadership, highlighting reforms, political milestones, and the BJP’s expanding influence.
India is currently undergoing a significant political and developmental transformation under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Marking the third consecutive term of his governance—referred to widely as Modi 3.0—the Union government is pushing forward its vision of a secure, self-reliant, and developed nation. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has played a central role in articulating this vision, highlighting the remarkable journey of India over the past 11 years.
In a powerful statement made on Monday via social media platform X, Home Minister Amit Shah celebrated what he termed as “11 Years of Seva” under Prime Minister Modi. He emphasized that this period has been a “milestone in the direction of national security.” Citing the near-eradication of Naxalism, the restoration of peace in Jammu & Kashmir and the Northeastern states, and India’s robust responses to terrorism, Shah painted a picture of a transformed India.
“India now responds to terrorist attacks by entering the homes of terrorists,” he declared, referencing decisive military actions like the Balakot airstrikes. According to Shah, these actions are emblematic of a “changing picture” of India—one marked by assertiveness, confidence, and resilience on the global stage.
As Modi 3.0 begins its term, the Home Minister emphasized the continuation of the government’s core agenda: “Reform, Perform, and Transform.” Shah stated that the nation is now “rapidly progressing” toward becoming both self-reliant (Aatmanirbhar Bharat) and fully developed. Infrastructure growth, economic reforms, digital expansion, and global diplomacy have all contributed to a reinvigorated national identity.
Shah reiterated that PM Modi’s vision for India to become the number one country in all sectors is not just aspirational—it is a policy direction being actively pursued. He stressed that this vision is already creating “positive changes in the lives of the countrymen,” with visible improvements in public services, governance transparency, and national unity.
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Highlighting the political achievements of the BJP under Modi’s leadership, Shah also celebrated the third consecutive victory in the 2024 general elections, calling it a “historic milestone” for the party and its workers. Speaking at a large gathering of BJP office bearers in Madurai, Tamil Nadu, Shah described the year as “truly remarkable,” attributing the party’s success to the trust of the people and the tireless efforts of BJP cadres.
Notably, Shah pointed to landmark victories in states where the BJP had never had a strong foothold before—such as its first-ever majority government in Odisha. He also emphasized the BJP’s return to power in Haryana and its record-setting performance in Maharashtra.
Looking ahead, Shah forecasted a continued wave of political expansion. He cited 2025 as a potential turning point, noting the BJP’s projected return to power in Delhi after a 27-year hiatus by unseating Arvind Kejriwal’s AAP government. He also expressed confidence in forming NDA governments in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal by 2026—regions that have traditionally resisted BJP influence.
As India moves deeper into Modi’s third term, the central narrative being championed by Amit Shah is clear: India is on a fast track toward becoming a global leader. With a renewed focus on national security, self-reliance, and inclusive development, Modi 3.0 aims to define the next decade of Indian progress. Shah’s message encapsulates the core of this mission—building a “New India” through vision, action, and transformation.
