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The upcoming swearing-in ceremony of the Prime Minister is on the radar of security agencies, with meticulous plans underway to ensure the safety and smooth conduct of the event. Scheduled to occur this weekend, the ceremony is set to take place at Rastrapati Bhawan, with arrangements tailored to the venue's specifications.

 

A comprehensive meeting has already been convened to discuss security measures, bringing together central security agencies and the Delhi Police. The focus is on implementing multi-layered security protocols and managing traffic flow effectively around the ceremony venue. While preparations are centred around Rastrapti Bhawan, contingency plans are in place to adapt to any potential changes in the event location.

 

Sources have confirmed that the oath-taking ceremony is slated for June 9 or 10 in Delhi. The guest list includes approximately 10,000 attendees, including 12 foreign dignitaries, highlighting the significance of the occasion on the national and international stage.

 

This ceremony follows closely on the heels of the Lok Sabha election process, with vote counting scheduled for June 4. The recently concluded elections, held across seven phases, saw robust participation across the country, including simultaneous assembly elections in several states.

 

Exit polls conducted on June 1 have generated considerable anticipation, with projections favouring a decisive victory for the ruling BJP-led NDA coalition. Speculation is rife that the BJP may secure a substantial majority, potentially surpassing the coveted "400 paar" mark touted by party leaders during the campaign trail.

 

If these exit poll predictions materialise on June 4, it would mark a historic moment for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, positioning him as the first Prime Minister since Jawaharlal Nehru to secure three consecutive terms in Lok Sabha elections.

 

PM Modi's leadership and tireless campaigning efforts have been pivotal in shaping the electoral landscape, as reflected in the anticipated outcome dubbed "Modi 3.0".