PM Modi lagged behind Indira Gandhi.
New Delhi: Indira Gandhi has been left behind in the matter of continuously being PM with PM Modi. In fact, Indira Gandhi took over the tenure of the post of Prime Minister continuously for 4077 days. PM Modi overtook it on Friday. With this, he has now become the second Prime Minister, who remained the PM for so long. Currently, PM Modi’s term is still going on. However, former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru is still at the forefront. At the same time, the first Prime Minister Modi, born in independent India, is also the longest non-Congress Prime Minister.
PM Modi completed 4078 day term
In fact, Narendra Modi has left Indira Gandhi behind on Friday and became the second person to hold the post of Prime Minister of India for the longest consecutive time. Officials said that PM Modi completed 4,078 days of his tenure on Friday. Indira Gandhi was the Prime Minister for 4,077 days in a row from 24 January 1966 to March 24, 1977. Narendra Modi has equaled Jawaharlal Nehru’s record for winning his party in three consecutive Lok Sabha elections. Narendra Modi became the Chief Minister of Gujarat in 2001 and remained in the post till he took over the post of Prime Minister in 2014.
This record is also named after PM Modi
At the same time, the first Prime Minister Narendra Modi, born after independence, is also the longest non-Congress Prime Minister. Officials said that Gujarat-born Narendra Modi is also the only non-Congress leader to complete two full tenure as the head of the central government. “Modi is the only leader of all Prime Ministers and Chief Ministers of India who won six consecutive elections as leaders of a party. It includes Gujarat assembly elections in 2007 and 2012 in 2002, 2007 and 2012 and Lok Sabha elections in 2012,” an official said.
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