<p><strong>Lok Sabha election result 2024: </strong>The announcement of the Lok Sabha election results 2024 was keenly followed by global media agencies on Tuesday (June 4), with most of them expressing shock at the narrow lead of the incumbent PM Narendra Modi's National Democratic Alliance (NDA). His Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) lost a decade-old majority in the lower house of the Indian Parliament as opposition INDIA bloc registered a&nbsp;surprising comeback. But INDIA's revival will still fail to thwart Modi's third term in office as the NDA alliance, which is expected to win over 290 seats, has&nbsp;crossed the 272 majority-mark. Here is how global media reacted to NDA's shocker performance in the Lok Sabha election results.</p>

<h2><strong>BBC</strong></h2>

<p>UK news broadcaster BBC writes, "India's Modi faces stunning blow as alliance heads for reduced majority." It suggested how INDIA bloc's stress on 'Save Democracy' slogan worked wonders for them.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Opposition parties highlighted cost of living issues, high unemployment - especially for young people - and fears that constitutional changes could disempower the disadvantaged. They also promised to stop India’s “slide into autocracy”.</p>
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<h2><strong>CNN</strong></h2>

<p>American news broadcaster CNN writes, "Modi declares victory in election but his party faces shock losses". CNN reported how Modi’s BJP will now&nbsp;have to rely on coalition partners to form a government. It said BJP was hoping for a supermajority in the lower house of the parliament that would have enabled it to change the country's constitution.</p>
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<h2>&nbsp;<strong>AlJazeera</strong></h2>

<p>The Qatar-based news broadcaster wrote, "Allies to shape Modi’s fate after shock election setback for BJP".</p>

<p>The news channel wrote: "Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s BJP is on course to lose its national majority after suffering major losses in key states, marking a dramatic shift in a political landscape it has dominated for the past decade." It also reported how exit polls didn't reflect on the reality on the ground. It highlighted BJP's shocking loss in Ayodhya.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"The BJP concedes defeat in Faizabad constituency where Modi inaugurated a controversial Hindu temple in January."</p>
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<h2><strong>Guardian</strong></h2>

<p>The UK-based daily national wrote: "Narendra Modi claims ‘historical’ third term but projections show party unlikely to win outright majority".</p>

<p>The paper put spotlight on the resurgence of INDIA bloc, writing, "The opposition, INDIA alliance, led by&nbsp;<strong>Rahul Gandhi</strong>’s centrist Congress party, appeared to far outperform expectations, leading in just over 230 seats.</p>

<p>It highlighted how celebrations at the BJP headquarters in Delhi were 'bit muted' "with nothing like the size of the crowds seen on counting days at Narendra Modi’s previous election wins."</p>
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<h2><strong>Newsweek</strong></h2>

<p>The US-based news website reported, "Indian Opposition Celebrates as Modi's BJP Faces Shock Election Setback"</p>

<p>"The opposition's strategy to focus on local issues and build a narrative around unity and justice appears to have resonated with voters," wrote&nbsp;Danish Manzoor Bhat for Newsweek.</p>

<p>"Political analysts had anticipated a huge win for the BJP, with some even predicting 400 plus out of the 543 seats in elections, but the scale of its losses has taken many by surprise."</p>
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Lok Sabha election result 2024: The announcement of the Lok Sabha election results 2024 was keenly followed by global media agencies on Tuesday (June 4), with most of them expressing shock at the narrow lead of the incumbent PM Narendra Modi's National Democratic Alliance (NDA).

Lok Sabha election result 2024: The announcement of the Lok Sabha election results 2024 was keenly followed by global media agencies on Tuesday (June 4), with most of them expressing shock at the narrow lead of the incumbent PM Narendra Modi's National Democratic Alliance (NDA). His Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) lost a decade-old majority in the lower house of the Indian Parliament as opposition INDIA bloc registered a surprising comeback. But INDIA's revival will still fail to thwart Modi's third term in office as the NDA alliance, which is expected to win over 290 seats, has crossed the 272 majority-mark. Here is how global media reacted to NDA's shocker performance in the Lok Sabha election results. BBC UK news broadcaster BBC writes, "India's Modi faces stunning blow as alliance heads for reduced majority." It suggested how INDIA bloc's stress on 'Save Democracy' slogan worked wonders for them. "Opposition parties highlighted cost of living issues, high unemployment - especially for young people - and fears that constitutional changes could disempower the disadvantaged. They also promised to stop India’s “slide into autocracy”. CNN American news broadcaster CNN writes, "Modi declares victory in election but his party faces shock losses". CNN reported how Modi’s BJP will now have to rely on coalition partners to form a government. It said BJP was hoping for a supermajority in the lower house of the parliament that would have enabled it to change the country's constitution. AlJazeera The Qatar-based news broadcaster wrote, "Allies to shape Modi’s fate after shock election setback for BJP". The news channel wrote: "Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s BJP is on course to lose its national majority after suffering major losses in key states, marking a dramatic shift in a political landscape it has dominated for the past decade." It also reported how exit polls didn't reflect on the reality on the ground. It highlighted BJP's shocking loss in Ayodhya. "The BJP concedes defeat in Faizabad constituency where Modi inaugurated a controversial Hindu temple in January." Guardian The UK-based daily national wrote: "Narendra Modi claims ‘historical’ third term but projections show party unlikely to win outright majority". The paper put spotlight on the resurgence of INDIA bloc, writing, "The opposition, INDIA alliance, led by Rahul Gandhi’s centrist Congress party, appeared to far outperform expectations, leading in just over 230 seats. It highlighted how celebrations at the BJP headquarters in Delhi were 'bit muted' "with nothing like the size of the crowds seen on counting days at Narendra Modi’s previous election wins." Newsweek The US-based news website reported, "Indian Opposition Celebrates as Modi's BJP Faces Shock Election Setback" "The opposition's strategy to focus on local issues and build a narrative around unity and justice appears to have resonated with voters," wrote Danish Manzoor Bhat for Newsweek. "Political analysts had anticipated a huge win for the BJP, with some even predicting 400 plus out of the 543 seats in elections, but the scale of its losses has taken many by surprise."

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