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Modi thanks voters and party workers on first anniversary of victory

| | May 16, 2015, at 06:34 pm
New Delhi, May 16 (IBNS) Remembering his victory in 2014 Lok Sabha elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday thanked his party members and workers for their efforts to being to power the BJP-led NDA government.

Modi also thanked his voters : "Credit for this major shift goes to the people of India, who on this day last year gave the most resounding mandate in thirty long years.... "I bow to my sisters and brothers of India and congratulate them (perhaps even more) on this memorable day. I once again express my gratitude to party colleagues, karyakartas and volunteers whose untiring efforts created history on 16th May 2014," he tweeted.

"The people's faith in Government has increased and the world's optimism about India and our growth is at an all-time high," Modi tweeted.

In the  2014 Lok Sabha elections the Bharatiya Janata Party  won an absolute majority on its own and came to power heading a coalition. The BJP alone won 282 seats. 

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