Sharad Pawar says Narendra Modi won’t return as prime minister although BJP may emerge as single-largest party
Sharad Pawar.
The leader of the Nationalist Congress Party, Sharad Pawar, on Tuesday, predicted that Narendra Modi will not return as the prime minister for a second term, although his Bharatiya Janata Party may emerge as the single-largest party after the Lok Sabha election.
News agency ANI tweeted quoting Pawar as saying: “From what I can understand a little about politics, I can say that I don’t think Modi will be the prime minister after this election. I am not an astrologer, but I think that they (BJP) will not get the required number of seats.”
Sharad Pawar, NCP chief: From what I can understand a little about politics, I can say that I don't think Modi ji will be the Prime Minister after these elections. I am not an astrologer but I think that they will not get the required number of seats. pic.twitter.com/B9GdG5ZqBp
— ANI (@ANI) March 12, 2019
Sharad Pawar, 78, recently announced that he will not contest the Lok Sabha election. He said he was paving the way for the younger generation after contesting elections for 14 times. The election for the 17th Lok Sabha starts on April 11 and ends on May 19.
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