we will all decide in the party meeting. all our senior leaders will maybe sit together and decide. we will also decide the responsibilities of different people. >> this is bbc world news with me, geeta guru-murthy. we are in india for the results of the world's biggest democratic election. modi looks set to book the next prime minister. we are seeing some of the

leaders of the bjp, the president in the middle talking about a victory with support from many different parts of india from women. all people in india and word to followers, don't use words that are provocative or controversial. maintain your discipline. you can see the lotus are there that will will really bloom. let's continue to bloom of the president of the bjp in the news conference. >> we all sit together and decide. there is no doubt as ghani is concerned. he's our guide. he's like a guardian.

we all treat him like yaguardia. i want to say bjp party -- actually he gave height to the bjp it is today. we will never let question mark on credibility and trust. we have created so many parties that came together to form the alliance.

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on that. >> this is a news conference in del delhi. they have been saying people have given bjp great responsibility. it's the first time any party has had a clear majority since 1984. all cast, creeds, races have transcended. this is a people's victory and people's mandate, verdict for the development of the country. the campaign has focused on the economic future of india. there's been a massive frustration. i want to show you pictures we've had in the last few minutes. first pictures of modi if we can get them to play properly. we'll get those in a second. we've had the first pictures of

narenda modi seeking the blessings of his mother. he mentioned his mother in blessings in many speeches. there she is giving him special blessing with hindu festivities behind them of course. and this will of course go down quite well with those that support the bjp. that's hindu nationalist agenda they have. the question of whether controversy will playing narenda modi or whether they'll be focused on economic front is what's going to be interesting now to look ahead in india. we're still getting the numbers rolling in. we've had the verdict on modi's own seat where he's got a record. we've got the record result for modi's own seats where he's got

a huge victory over his nearest rival. also we're hearing about who might be in any sort of government, who will take the finance post. that are will help shape the future direction of india. geeta, first things first. just to mention the importance of what you saw there. the press conference at the bjp headquarters on a five minute drive from where we are at the parliament building. those key members you saw, the president, deputy leader of opposition in the upper house amid the former leader of the bjp in president i say as well. these men are going to become familiar faces to indians in the coming months and indeed years as bjp start to finalize the cabinet, how the upper house is going to look and indeed how the

lower house is going to look. results still the moment. particularly slow i've got to say after we've got the leads about a landslide victory hours ago. the electoral commission saying nine seats have gone to bjp so far of numbers that have been counted. congress reported as winning one. we're a long way from finding out the full make up of 543 up for grabs. it seems by early projection leads, the party led by modi have, we think, got 266 seats in the league there giving them in essence a majority to rule here in india. when we were looking at press conference, it was interesting some of the lines of information

he said the bjp are the only party to exceed more seats in congress, referring to 1984, the complete sweep by the then prime minister gandhi. he made certain there would be crossing religious cast and political divides. the reason that's so important is because the politics of the bjp and in particular their leader modi have been in the sp spotlight the past last few weeks. he's the leader of the group rss and also rhetoric of bjp we see has been hard line. people are fearful if those

politics will be divided or include all the party. they mention women, empowerment of women and how they address issues. we should say women turn out in elections and have outnumbered men in some states. that's important coming up. >> many thanks indeed. let's go to mumbai now. first of all, on the numbers on the market and international record in a financial sense, these results. >> reporter: well, geeta, at the markets we've seen a record high today across the 25,000 mark. we just really begin. it's something we've seen over the past week. increasing now in india's financial capital. the questions asked given it seemed clear bjp and allies are

coloneling to par with majority increasingly the question asked what are expectations where them. here with me the director of finance. you're a member of the business community and about to head one of the business bodies. >> they were looking for strong leadership to have a team to form decisions. that was lacking for the last couple of years. the feel from the family, someone to have a team to insure and deliver what was required for the development of the country. >> do you think modi and his government will be able to do that? >> i think so. he has been a strong leader in one of the state as. i think he is deflecting that image of that leader. there's expectation he should be

able to do it. >> at a level given to implement economic policy as a prime minister or at the central government you do need to get other leaders and states on board. is it going to be that easy to implement? >> india is not an easy country. key is if there's a good leader. leadership quality is not linked. if there's a good leader, if he takes along his people, he has to work with the chief minister in every state. the activity happens at the state level. you have to work together. >> you work with billions of. that's why investors are scared to enter the country. do you think modi can clear those hurdles?

so much depends on the state government. >> i agree completely. that's the expect from interacting with him, his team and members. they are going to work with the states to try and find solutions. just is center cannot do all in the country. it has to be grass root level. all people have to work with leadership at the state level. we have seen most of the states have what they call bjp so you will see and we expect that we will see that positiveness and issues. >> the sentiment clearly is very positive. he will be watched closely both here and outside the country, people looking at india as an investment destination to see whether he can deliver on all big promises he and his party have been making throughout the campaign. >> can i ask you two big

questions politically. he was said to be a finance minister. he's not done well in his own seat. how will that affect things? i'm hearing to be an official opposition party you need 10%. congress might got get that. is that right? >> reporter: well yes. we don't have the final results. we need to see the final results and then might figure out who the opposition is going tonight. that is extremely crucial in any democracy. we might have a partial government. you also need a good opposition. as far as the country -- the lower house of parliament you have elected members. the upper house of parliament he has members. if he was tipped to be somebody -- some were saying he

might be the finance government. there's a way into the government if he loses election or loses his seat. we'll have to see how it pans out within their party and allies when the final states come today. >> many thanks indeed. we'll be back to you. thank you. we'll go now to reaction. for the smaller parties, in a way the fact bjp gets a massive vote share, it gives them much less inference. in the past we had politics. >> we have indeed. she will be happy because she swept 42 seats. you can see her flags behind me at the moment. she would have thought she would be a key member in the coalition government. we're not going to have that

this time. when we were talking about developing relations with the state, she's been the biggest critic of modi during the course of the campaign. at times calling him a donkey and other times describing him mr. right. there's been a lot of bad words between the two. it will be interesting to see how modi deals with the chief minister of the state that has 100 million people. >> we're covering this congress versus the bjp. many places like south india and regional parties incredibly complex aren't they? >> they are. i was down in the center where people were watching the results come in on big screens specially put up. first thing they looked at regional result. then they started looking at who was going to win in delhi and

then started looking at their parties. there's many parts of the country did that not buy his message and vote for bjp. the situation is different in rural india. it's not about providing jobs. it's electricity and clean drinking water. modi has challenges. in a way his mandate makes it hr difficult. he has no excuses to be brought in by other parties. he has a clear mandate. let's see what he does with it. >> not directly where you are but the bangladesh migrant question has been one modi has been talking about. just explain how that might play out now. >> he said very clearly when he was campaigning in the state and

he did effectively because his party won three to four seats, he did say he would remove illegal immigrants from the state on the day he became prime minister. that led to a war of words. the chief minister said he was signaling. that was a sensitive issue. mr. modi began to backtrack later. he is the prime minister of yand, has regional powers as well. effectively how he deals with that is an issue to see what he'll do. >> thanks very much indeed. just to repeat. the president of the bjp has been speaking the last hour. he got the victory of his party as a broad mandate from across the country. >> we have crossed the geographical, political and social boundary and obtained

height. all creed, race, we have transcended that. bjp has become victorious. it's a great -- i believe this is a people 's mandate, people's victory. it is a verdict for the country, óivvhe country. >> the president of the bjp there. much more to come on the india elections as numbers trickle in. stay with us here on bbc world news. other news from around the world. nigeria's president goodluck#0ç johnson cancelled the meeting to the area where 200 girls were kidnapped. we'll talk to our correspondent the to find out why. [ male announcer ] legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses.

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top stories. supporters of india's bjp party are celebrating. early results just a landslide victory. modi is set to become india's new prime minister. the owner of the turkish mind where 280 died in the explosion has denied negligence defending the safety record. now nigeria's president goodluck johnson has cancelled a visit to the town where 200 school girls were abducted a month ago. he had been set to make a meeting since the girls were abducted. we are at the capital with gabriel. what reason has been given for this cancellation? >> none has been given. they never officially announced they were going. security has to be the reason. it was clear preparations were made speaking to local officials

in the area. they said the president was coming. the problem was it was so widely trailed in the media that i think the president's officials and security decided it's not worth it in security terms. the military's grip on security in the borno state and two other north eastern states is guarded by boko haram. indeed president johnson will make his way to paris where he'll take part with summit leaders on trying to find new responses from threats to boko haram which frankly hasn't been dealt with at all really up until now. >> what do we know about the international help promised on the search for the girls? >> the u.s. is providing surveillance and uk is also. we saw a spokesman for the state department saying there were concerns about the actions of

the nigerian army and we couldn't expect wider support from the nigerian army under the circumstances at moment. the support for nigeria is limited to try to find the girls. i think what will happen at the summit in paris is address the broader threat from boko haram affecting not just nigeria but neighboring countries as well. >> gabriel, thanks a lot. the death toll from a mine explosion in turkey is expected to reach more than 300 with 80 still trapped underground. 284 are confirmed dead. there's a press conference held for the first time since the disaster. the owner has denied any negligence. >> all of my revenues i have reinvested into my business to include the living standards of my working colleagues. and to help insure that we prevent or try to minimize any

work place accidents and improve work place safety. >> we have been following developments in soma. >> the minister early this morning sent out a tweet saying 284 were confirmed dead and 18 unaccounted for. he said they'll finish with 302 dead meaning implication is that those 18 are dead. there's also a lot of confusion in the press conference about whether there were rescue chambers in the mine. at the beginning of the press conference, the mine owner said there were two. under later questions they admitted one of the chambered had been dismantled because they were going to move it somewhere else. so there may have only been one

rescue chamber. they meant there would be no one left in the rescue chamber this. incident took place extraordinarily quickly. within three to five minutes the fire spread through certain areas and fumes filled up the areas. to the extent even if the rescue chamber was operational, the miners may not have been able to get to the chambers because they were overcome by fumes extraordinarily quickly. just to remind you of our top story today. there are celebrations in india from the bjp party as narenda modi cruises to a victory from the country's general election. there's modi seeking blessings from his mother who puts hands on his head to bless him and give him sweets. an auspicious moment. that will very much signal the

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gujurat. hello i'm geeta guru-murthy with bbc world news. our top stories. supporters of india's opposition party bjp celebrates with the historic landslide victory. >> this is first time any political lparty of this countr has got a clear majority. >> modi is blessed by a mother as he promises good times ahead.

mass funerals take place for hundreds of victims of turkey's worst ever industrial accident, the mine owner denies negligence. >> this mine had the most advanced mining safety procedures. i was proud and happy with that up until now. hello. india has won. good times are ahead. that's tweets from the man who's on course to be india's next prime minutes administer, narenda modi. after ten years in power, the governing congress party has had defeat in the general electionings. first results show the bjp has

36 seats at the moment according to tcommission of india. if you look at projections, you see why people are thinking a landslide victory. bjp is 245 seats while congress is ahead 40 seats. supporters are dancing in the streets, fire crackers going off all over the place. the scale of the victory is truly enormous in the country no party has got a simple majority since congress won in 1984. it centers around this man, narenda modi, said to become the 15th prime minister. final results for 543 constituencies expected in half an hour around 4:30 indian time. so far, 551 million people casted their votes in this

mammoth nine phase general election with a record turnout of 66%. a our correspondent is outside bjp headquarters in delhi. >> the record turnout in any indian election that are would almost tell you supporters send a strong 9k,,çmessage. i traveled across the country starting south, west and north. it's interesting to see in places bjp never had a presence, states in the south, all of these places which are voted in a few bjp today. that tells you about the fact the people were in the mood for a change. it tells you it was very much a narenda modi victory. we've seen a campaign like no other in india. a campaign centered around one man that absolutely went ahead with a massive campaign across

the media. many thought it was a big one for bjp to take. well today it's paid off. he's said to become india's next prime minister. >> so narenda modi becomes india's 15th prime minister. he's risen through the ranks through a confident campaign, much of it using social media. his first call was to visit his 90-year-old mother in his home state. he touched her feet in the hindu festivity where they seek the blessing of elders. we'll look at what kind of prime minister modi might now become. >> the man set to be india's new prime minister on the campaign

trail. it's been a longer journey from the humble origins from the state of. this is the original house now replaced now. this is known as the area. almost every here as the same family or cast name. his younger brother remembers their days together and his brother's temper. >> modi loved flying kites. i had to hold the spool of string. if i refused he would get angry and hit me. then i did what i was told. i think he still loves me.

>> were you scared of your brother, i asked. >> i'm still scared of him even today. >> so should india be scared of him? >> anyone who's concerned for the well being of the country has nothing to fear. only those that work against the country need to be scared. >> this is a small railway station where the young modi used to help his i fathfather s cups of tea on the train stopping here. during his election campaign, he made a point of saying he had no ties to his family today and devoted himself instead to serving his country. his brother expects little from him now. >> i wish he would help the next generation of our family, but i'm sure he]

for the first time a man from the other side of the tracks will be leading the world's largest democracy. some fear it's a gambling, but others say he's india's best hope. bbc news. >> we have been hearing in the last hour or so from the bjp party president saying the party has transcended all casts, creeds, races. this is a people's victory, people's mandate and verdict for the development of india focussing on the economic development and also interestingly warning some of the bjp saying we must not lose our self-discipline, must not

use words provocative or controversial. my colleague got reaction from the congress party spokeswoman. we first hear from a bjp of an upper house of parliament. >> this is the historic mandate, a positive mandate. what is important, the cost barriers created by political parties. those groupings have failed. and despite costs of age or anything, if people have the positive agenda for betterment of life, that is the newest 21st century modi. he created hope. he gave a solid program. he also created trust. >> that should be right. we'll give you opportunity to

express delight the in what is a landslide victory for bjp. humiliated, disappointment for the congress party. how are you feeling? >> i would differ from the words you're using now. >> tell the me how you're feeling. >> disappointed, not liking the numbers we see now. we knew we were going to be facing a lot of incumbentcy. an environment was created. a lot of money was spent making people believe nothing was done. we have done a lot. >> let's talk about what happened today. a crushing defeat. >> you have to talk about the -- >> this is a question for the congress party. >> you could choose to call it whatever. it is a defeat. we accept it as the people. having said that, what i'd like to say is after we are done with

analyzing what went wrong, we're only going to come back stronger. >> what went wrong? >> are you asking me that? >> what went wrong for you in the campaign? >> i said to you earlier there was an incumbentcy we were facing. if you look at history, most government is given successes. i mentioned earlier about the negative environment created about the upa and nothing done. if you see a track record, a lot was done. we feel unfortunate we were not in a position to effectively communicate to the people. >> we're going to ask you quickly, what are the celebrations going to look like for bjp today? >> definitely celebrating because we depend on party.

after so many years, first time we are now heading for good governor. >> there with guests from congress and the bjp. we want to show you pictures. we've got images comes in from both camps from bjp camps and congress camps. we are expecting a news conference potentially for leaders of both. we're expecting gandhi to speak. i'm not sure if that is modi being photographed there. difficult to see. agency pictures coming in to us live at the moment. we also had international reaction already to the results in india. david cameron and william hague welcoming the indian results saying they look forward to working with the new government in india.

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>> i'm geeta guru-murthy with the top stories for you. supporters of india's bjp party are celebrating. a landslide victory. modi is set to become india's new prime minister. to other news now and the death toll from a mine explosion in turkey is expected to reach more than 300 with 80 still trapped underground.

284 are confirmed dead. the operations of the coal mine have spoken to the media for the first time. they have defended their safety record. >> all my revenues i have reinvested into my business to improve the living standards of my working colleagues. and to help insure that we prevent or try to minimize any work place accidents and improve work place safety. >> we have been following developments in soma. >> no one has yet confirmed if there are possibilities of any more survivors. we've been piecing that information together however. earlier this morning a tweet was sent out saying 284 were confirmed dead, only 1 8

unaccounted for. the implication is that the 18 are dead. they haven't responded c categorically about that question. there are questions about the rescue chambers in the tmine. it was first said there were two, but later it was said one had been dismantled and may have been only one rescue chamber. the chambers were such you could get to the surface if you could get to the rescue chamber meaning no one would be lift in the rescue chamber. this took place extraordinarily quickly. within three to five minutes the fire spread through certain areas and fumes filled up those areas. to the extent even if rescue chambers were operational, miners may not have been able to get to the chambers because they

were overcome by fumes quickly. thousands of protestors have take ton streets in brazil to show anger of billions spent on the football world cup. they want the money to be spent on public services like schools and housing. the the tournament starts in june. >> this is the sticker album here in rio. one of the demonstrations happening today in brazil. this is the city hall. people here are gathering and been expressing demands and dissatisfaction against the world cup. this has been called the day of the international fight against the world cup. people here from very many groups. teacher's unions, student, bus drivers. there's a big police presence

here following the protestors. things have been peaceful until now. i saw many banners today saying no, go home. asking for more investments to be made for health, education, schooling and not the world cup stadium. even the mascot was present here todayo8úiñ in protest version. they dressed him in a black suit and put the words on his back, everything is wrong. less than a month to go to the world cup, people are saying they are not h!pwv with the world cup in the country. they want more0m investments beg made in areas that should be a priorityç to the country. new details over the chinese coast guard ramming the ship in the sea. ships are locked in a standoff weeks after beijing deployed an oil rig near the island. china claims the entire south

china sea said to be rich in oil and gas reserve. nigeria's president goodluck johnson has cancelled a fist trip to where the girls were abducted. this is the first trip since the girls were abducted by boko haram. i asked what was the cancellation for that visit. >> none has been officially given. they never officially announced they were going. security has to be the reason. even though they hadn't announced it was a planned visit, it was clear preparations were made with officials in the area. the problem was it was so widely trailed in the media that i think the president official decided it's not worth it in security terms. the military's group on security in the borno state and two other north eastern states. the army is often outgunned by

boko haram. president johnson will make his way to paris to take part in a summit with leaders from west and central africa on trying to find new responses now to the threat from boko haram which frankly hasn't been dealt with at all really up until now. what do we know about the international help promised on the search for the girls? >> the u.s. is providing surveillance and advisors. the uk is also providing advisors. we saw a spokesman for the state department saying there were concerns about the actions of the nigerian army and we couldn't expect to see wider support from the nigerian army under those circumstances at the moment. so the support for nigeria is limited to try to find the girls. what will happen in paris is try to a distress the border threat from neighboring countries as

well. a united nations report says there's growing lawlessness in eastern and southern ukraine with peaceful demonstrations becoming violet. there's courses of murder, torture in the east of the country. police have ruled out finding more survivors after a ferry capsized and sank with at least 200 on board. 100 are still missing. the ferry got caught in a storm not far from the capital of dhaka. now we'd like to give you flavor of exhibition that's arrived in washington that's sharing work by the victorian painter. the international artist born in the u.s., raised in russia and resident much of his life in london. one of the narrators has been

speaking to the bbc. >> he is very obsessive in his subjects. he would do a picture of a bridge again and again. we called the show an american in london. he stayed an american citizen all his life. he believed being an american. he moved to london 1958 and gravitated back and forth between middle class society and really scruffy port area of london in granite. then later in life moved to chelsea. the areas were filthy and dangerous. the river itself is flowing really fast back and forth. it's stormy. under the bridges it's actually

dangerous with currents. it's a vigorous river. he tried to catch what was going on in the city, what was the real city at. what did it look like. >> in the first paintings and etchings you see him being realistic the in the castle. very skillful but always realistic. then by about 1868 we were seeing a wide range of japanese prints and chinese. that begins to appear in his work through the 1860s. the wonderful painting, the bridge is one of the great pictures of the century. it's very very beautiful. it shows the influence of japan. it also absorbed the influence

and become realistic implication of night in the city and the dream. this is the first time we were able to have the full range of whistler's work from different periods around a particular focus of the river and the town. it really shows how interesting of an artist he was. >> margaret on the work of james whistl whistler. let's return to our top story. modi has won the general election in india with early results pointing to a landslide victory. let's cross now. we are expecting beg gandhi of congress party to give a press conference. where you are, another female in politics has won a lot of seats.

her power going to be curt tail a -- be coattailed because modi has done so well. >> the politics looks it's over for the moment. i suppose the level of expectation now modi to deliver is huge. he can't use the excuse allies prevented me from carrying out policies i wanted to do. he has the man day. let's see if he ignites that indian growth story to get it back up to 8 to 10% before it dropped to 5%. i think there's a mood of change in the country. it won't be wrong before people are asking if he's answered what he promised. >> there's been desperation for change, people fed up of red

tape. people want their basic living standards to improve. >> you're absolutely right. from people i've been speaking to today, they want a clean government, free of corruption. the difficulty for mr. modi is india is such a divided country. you have people in the middle class you want to see greater job opportunities for them. the economy opened up further so their businesses can be more successful. lower down to areas like where i'm standing at the moment. people still don't have electricity all the time. they don't have clean drinking water. their expectations are totally different. any indian prime minister's problem is how to close that growing gap between the rich and poor in this country. that's a huge challenge in the country of 1.4 billion people. different cultures, different religions as well. it's a huge task. >> thanks very much indeed. we were just seeing pictures of modi receiving blessings from his mother. a traditional image that

obviously will be designed very much to appeal to his many supporters. huge expectations on this controversial figure. narenda modi though are will be confirmed as india's new prime minister in the world's largest democratic election. thanks for being with us. i'm geeta guru-murthy. frz ♪ "first day of my life" by bright eyes ♪ you're not just looking for a house. you're looking for a place for your life to happen.

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