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Sandeep Chaudhary: Nitish-Naidu's trap...will this friendship be a problem for NDA? | ABP News

ABP News: In the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) meeting, Narendra Modi has been chosen as the candidate for the Prime Minister's post. It has been confirmed after the NDA meeting that Narendra Modi will indeed be the candidate for the Prime Minister. Prior to this, there were speculations about the India Alliance of the opposition parties making a claim to form the government.

In fact, the results of the Lok Sabha elections were announced on Tuesday (June 4). The NDA alliance has won the most seats. However, the suspense over the face of the Prime Minister in the NDA, which lasted for 24 hours after the election results, has finally ended.

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