New Delhi: Most of the exit polls of the Lok Sabha elections have predicted ‘Modi government once again’. If the exit polls are to be believed, there is every possibility of Modi government for the third time in India. Many exit polls have also confirmed the slogan of BJP ‘Abki Baar 400 Paar’. However, the final results of the Lok Sabha elections will come on June 4.
Meanwhile, China is also considering the possibility of BJP’s massive victory in the Lok Sabha elections as positive. China’s mouthpiece Global Times has expressed the possibility of India-China friendship if Narendra Modi becomes the Prime Minister once again. It is important to mention here that Global Times is the official newspaper of China’s Jinping government.
The views of Global Times are considered to be the views of China. In such a situation, this article of Global Times quoting experts is very important.Quoting Chinese experts, it was written that India’s foreign policy and diplomacy will be strengthened further with Narendra Modi becoming the Prime Minister for the third time. Regarding the exit poll, analysts believe that India’s overall domestic and foreign policies will continue with Narendra Modi’s victory.
PM Modi is expected to continue his efforts to boost India’s economic growth.Qian Feng, director of the research department at the National Strategy Institute of Tsinghua University, told the Chinese newspaper Global Times on Sunday that Narendra Modi will continue to pursue the domestic and foreign policy objectives set for India, with his main focus on making India the world’s third largest economy after the US and China within a few years.
On the Prime Minister’s vision of making India a leading power, he believes that Narendra Modi is working towards constantly increasing India’s global influence through diplomatic channels.At the same time, Chinese experts on India-China relations said that if Narendra Modi becomes the Prime Minister again, then there is no possibility of conflict between China and India this time.
Let us tell you that after the Galwan clash, the confrontation between the two countries has increased significantly. Lin Minwang, deputy director of the Center for South Asian Studies at Fudan University, told the Global Times, ‘Relations between China and many countries, including US allies like Japan-Australia, are now improving. In view of this, India can raise the question that why no improvement or ease is visible in China-India relations till now.
