evidently sea levels rise by at least one century. we're going to have some climate in return greater than we see or maybe. it's really frightening. why are people more concerned. today 1st. this is the doctor news asia today right in the indian capital delhi where the reins of government will continue to remain firmly in the hands of the interim or the and he's been the party along with its coalition partners has secured an overwhelming majority in the election results announced today plus. 5 more yards of the names or more the government what do they hold in store for india and the

wider region we'll look at the options. i'm british manager. news asia broadcasting from delhi it's a win and a big win at that 2nd consecutive time for not in the room or the as prime minister of india the news talk off celebrations amongst the party faithful party flags party called big smiles being the order of the day. our correspondent michelle just was at the b.g.p. party headquarters in delhi where she asked party spokesperson shazia ilmi what she thought were the reasons behind the b j p's spectacular electoral performance this time around it looks like. a mandate almost. as good

a majority as last time what is your 1st reaction i think the results are indeed exhilarating and also very humbling and they also go on to show that people of india have reposed their faith in the leadership of prime minister somewhere there is a huge connection between the masses the middle classes. in the prime minister in his leadership and also in the way of government policy has been implemented the various schemes for the poor and the beer leadership has many festive itself. through our great service so i think the people of india have gone for a decisive vote of the mandate is extremely clear and even there that has been calling for 2 or more parties oh then though you got together with the sole purpose of defeating modi that has not really given them any dividends so that goes on to show that is a very pro active mandate it's a very positive mandate and it sir it's so decisively mandate for

a decisive leadership so a decisive band-aid for the beach or be a 2nd time around so how did the b.g.p. do it for more on that we're joined by dr shah she is a political scientist at the university of delhi but if you're going to very much for speaking to a few dozen years it's been called many things he's been called you can call them or the tsunami he's been even called them or the undercut in all sorts of nautical terms but how did millions of both he and his p.d.p. manage to secure all this overwhelming majority of the stuff modi has succeeded in making this election a personality based election and he has created a you know mitt that there is no alternative to the more the opposition has no credible leader and therefore only move the is pretty to govern this country and make this country strong and protect the you know national security that's why what he has succeeded in doing that has it been an issues based if i can pull it back to

what have been the foundations of the generation of this myth or this is just a myth this is not the reality that's why but at the same time a policeman could not dismiss it. and listen i'm going to big this myth and predict you know is wrong thing and you can succeed in projecting a alternative model but i mean i don't think you have what you some could. do eat why is that was that that was the opposition blind to what was happening or they just don't have that leadership the problem is on the one saying be defeated you know more or less enough some kind of you know party congress party and of course a national party but definitely the congress has not reached you know people congress had lost the art of medicine at the local level and that's why this may be an image you may call it to be just be the man unmatched and on the other hand there are regional parties like s.p.

obviously already they could not even predict the you know national party and they cannot think the you know i mean. the eyes of the people are towards the party and that's why i mean people i'm not talking about. you people are talking the s.v.n. s.v.n. you'll be butting behind nobody's talking about b.s. the n.s.b. people are talking our duty sex wester return parties remain ready to be ready reasonable ready they don't which is to come back to the point of organization what you're basically saying is going to be defeat which got an overwhelming majority of the last time around despite that they continued to organize at the ground level yes and the congressman we spread really poorly last time around yes the completely neglected that congress has neglected to go on as you sin since long because if we had given the importance to the are now you've been supported by our assist on the says say you know a lot of medicine everywhere even in south even in the or northeast and that's why

congress could not do you know match with the defeat health part of the arm they use an instruction he's concerned using on the ground yet you know i just want to speak about the impact of this or by their figures and to be had an overwhelming majority as a result of this measure. from the d.j. people what does that also say about the population of this country that elected to power a government which is feast questions about development and about its claims in the economy yet it gets elected what does that say about india is india changing no the point is the development of the stories then people are you know facing it normally crisis. you know what people of course education 2nd everywhere and the problem is this but the point is if you make the people who understand that this is the important thing for the country like gentleness not security. nationalism you know the idea of majority in the kind of you know nationalism which is so we get me has

succeeded in doing that and end up with usin parties could not continent and the man would be leaving this charge has been there in the more votes always now going to be securing a 2nd term as prime minister he has a bit more about the man who started life as a tea seller became a chief minister and then continued as prime minister. has campaign stops cold they don't come more stunning than this the himalayas and the ranger moody on a pilgrimage to the secret key dannatt hindu temple. morty worship lord shiva the god of destruction. before spending hours meditating in an isolated cave a war with away from the feverish rallies he started up i've memorized ohio it's my good fortune that i get the chance to visit the land of spiritual enlightenment so often down there you. know where could be farther from the kill us

oh. and the color of india's 6 week voting marathon that samadhi across the length and breadth of the country addressing more than $140.00 rallies taking his pitch of hardline hindu nationalism to an increasingly divided country. while he was not in the name of humanitarianism social justice and secularism. the opposition covered in corruption and in a state politics. are what we want to live. with $900000000.00 votes at stake and thousands of parties it is the largest election on ass but it came to be seen as a referendum on india's populist prime minister a choice he relished his image defining a new era of india's polarizing politics. a polarizing politics or

with india has 5 more years of all right polarizing and more importantly what does this mean for south asia and the wider region. is still with us dr shika. what is the direct impact of india's foreign policy visit report to start as a result of 5 more years of very little to stop the obvious looking at the mall muscular divorcée even again that would be the meat muslims for pakistan of course the i mean will be projected as the real enemy of india and definitely with pakistan you're also going to miss the you know related you know minority or something which may be a incited to the security of india in that sense the swap that it is a model something supported and is sponsored by the pakistan but the question. of whole part of the question of pakistan and the muslim kind of no foreign policy of

india is concerned definitely if we i mean look like look like but if not with the reality again it'll be a myth because if you look at 5 years but not in the more the it was never the case that every 41. there was no such case that india has india has some whole project itself as a very powerful country against pakistan and pakistan 2nd no no way that's the question what does this rift as you're putting of a resurgent india in a strong lead for the other countries. no unless you make the country i stronger from that we need. unless you take the people of the country with you how can you make the recent strong only look the problem is not enough to make the country a strong country you know so in day to day you know. downing street where there is so much going to be and you have to take people in confidence and to make it you know a stronger india by taking people in you know in one sense that you may call it nissen

hold on something other why you the people are you know excluded how can you make the new senate stronger so what i am suggesting is only inclusive india could be a stronger nation. and could it be a you know possible precedent. do you think that this. project is ultimately going to. rule of course a close up vote. so the stress on the economy would not be there. that is all he has what he has not talked about development he has not talked about you know the kind of slogan that was given that achieve the language. have you ever heard that he was talking about in any of the election that. because he could not bring that to change then he failed in doing that and so he had predicted something

which is a myth and finally he succeeded in doing that of course better than you mean the good days that you are. and when he is not talking about his not talking about you you are saying essentially that is sort of good days is going to be bad. a final from you if you will but if you want to have a projection of what is going to be experiencing in the next 5 years what do you think it is is it more organizers who are our economy and just a strong man in what is of. what i guess someone will be with it would be a correlation based on religion. based on a certain kind of for no cost. up a straight off the people so definitely at this point you know. which will harm the country. thanks for that. from the university of. well there you have it a 2nd time for another 2nd consecutive. with an already majority of potentially

lots of introspection required from the opposition parties an interesting 5 years coming up and of course you'll be able to find all the updates. on. for today thanks for watching. i'm not laughing at the germans because sometimes i am placed on nothing with them and even german think deep into the german culture. take this drama they all believe it's all that they know i'm rachel join me i need to get something to

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