Modi To Meet President For Claiming His Stake For New Government

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is probably going to meet President Ram Nath Kovind on Saturday night to assert some authority to shape the new government, sources said.

The Prime Minister is probably going to approach the President at around 8 pm and before that, leaders of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) would meet Mr. Kovind at around 7 pm, the sources said.

The NDA came back to control with a monstrous greater part in the Lok Sabha elections with the BJP alone packing 303 of total 542 seats challenged. Elections were held in 542 of the 543 seats. The election in Vellore Lok Sabha situate was dropped by the EC referring to maltreatment of cash control.

Asked whether outside dignitaries would be welcome to the swearing-in ceremony, the sources stated, "Starting at now there is no such data. We will share the subtleties once a choice is taken."

Mr. Modi had welcomed the Heads of the SAARC countries to his swearing-in ceremony as Prime Minister in 2014.

In the meantime, the full Election Commission on Saturday approached President Kovind and gave over the rundown of 542 recently chosen individuals from the Lok Sabha that will empower him to start the formal procedure of new government development.