NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP chief Amit Shah on Tuesday signed off on a resolution meant to serve as a blueprint for an NDA-2 government, reports NDTV.
The resolution is built around the three themes that are expected to get it the overwhelming mandate predicted by the exit polls – national security, nationalism and development. All key NDA allies were present at the meeting — held after a dinner at Delhi's Ashoka Hotel – two days before the counting of votes in the national election.
"Thirty-six NDA allies were present at the NDA leaders' dinner on Tuesday. Three NDA allies who were not present, have given their support in writing," Union minister Rajnath Singh said after the meeting, NDTV reported.
The resolution not only talks about the successful schemes of the government but also points to the future. "Over the last five years, the government has taken steps to meet the basic requirements of the people. Over the next five years, we will increase the speed of progress and meet the other needs of the people".
The key points, Mr Singh said, includes a blueprint to double the income of farmers by 2022. "It also mentions the how India influenced the global discourse especially in the areas of counter-terrorism, money laundering and global warming," Mr Singh said, reports NDTV.
