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In Indian politics, whenever the opposition tries to put pressure on the government, it is natural to discuss the timing and strategy of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's decisions. In recent times, there has been a lot of political speculation regarding the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan and the aggressive attitude of the opposition. However, if we analyze PM Modi's political journey in the last 25 years, it becomes clear that in any situation, instead of taking decisions under pressure, he takes strategic steps understanding the urgency of the situation.

25 years journey from CM to PM of Gujarat

Next month, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is preparing to celebrate 25 years of political leadership of Narendra Modi from Chief Minister to Prime Minister. During this long period, there were many global and domestic crises ranging from allegations of Gujarat riots to denial of visa by America. Despite all these obstacles, his political credibility and popularity were not affected.

On the domestic front, the Modi government made several administrative reforms. Crores of people were connected to the banking system through Jan Dhan Scheme. Earlier, complaints of leakage of money from Central Government welfare schemes were common, but this system was made transparent by sending money directly to the bank accounts of the beneficiaries through Direct Benefit Transfer.

Neutral stance in diplomacy and 'opportunity in disaster'

The world has seen the changes in India's foreign policy on the global stage. Be it the Russia-Ukraine war or the tension in the Middle East, India maintained a neutral stance with full seriousness. Despite pressure from America and Western countries, India, giving priority to its national interests, continued importing crude oil from Russia at concessional rates. This helped in keeping fuel prices under control within the country.

During the Corona pandemic, when the entire world was struggling with economic slowdown, a call was given for 'self-reliant India' and 'Vocal for Local'. As a result, today 30 to 35 crore 'Made in India' mobile phones are being produced in India annually. Local products, handicrafts and schemes like 'One District, One Product' gave new strength to the domestic economy.

Political pressure and strategic restructuring

In the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, BJP was reduced to 240 seats, after which opposition parties India Block and Rahul Gandhi are continuously attacking the government. The opposition camp feels that since there is a coalition government, it is easy to put pressure on PM Modi.

Amidst the recent developments and political movements, discussions about cabinet reshuffle are hot. Analysts believe that portfolios or roles of leaders are changed as part of organizational changes in the party or electoral strategies (such as new responsibilities in Odisha or other states). Modi is known for molding the situation to suit his organizational and strategic goals rather than succumbing to immediate opposition.