Updated On: 07 March, 2024 11:58 AM IST | Mumbai | Ronak Mastakar
Calling a leader a perfect fit for the country depends on the person’s capability to mobilise voters’ support. But, this is hardly a new tactic, especially when Modi has a history of doing so

Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Pic/AFP
The great Indian electoral war of 2024 is yet to begin. But, chatter has already started that the Narendra Modi-led Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is likely to win the general elections with Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself projecting `ab ki baar 400 paar.`
Calling a leader a perfect fit for the country depends on the person’s capability to mobilise voters’ support. But, this is hardly a new tactic, especially when Modi has a history of doing so. Be it the 2014 Lok Sabha elections when BJP gained a majority in the lower house or the 2019 general elections after which his administration revoked Jammu and Kashmir`s special status, Narendra Modi is the guru of playing cards at the right time.
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