The Indian stock market soared when it was heard that Modi would continue again. First working day after exit poll. The 30-share Sensex rose over 2,000 points in the morning, while the 50-stock Nifty registered its biggest jump in four years at the market opening.Modi’s third coming has been a whirlwind of boom in the Indian economy. What I wanted for the Indian economy is happening. Indeed, the rallying cry of Modi is emanating from the Indian sabda system
That is, if the exit poll results were the other way around..that is, if Rahul would have become the Prime Minister..just think about the disappointment and collapse in our economy. The evidence before us is that if we know that the stock market which is going up and up now, if we know that Rahul will come, it will go down like a rocket living truths.
Indian stock market and investors are calling Modi. Foreign investors also benefited enormously. Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange indices Sensex and Nifty touched record highs today, the first day after the exit poll that Modi will continue. Both the Sensex and Nifty are now on the uptrend. In the pre-open, the Nifty gained 800 points or 3.58 per cent to 23,227.90 and the Sensex gained 2,621.98 points or 3.55 per cent to 76,583.29.
The fact that India is growing like this is behind the clamor of the country’s detractors, who envy these gains. Underneath the news of these achievements, Sudapi from India will share their bad anti-national sentiment. India’s growth and transformation from a slum to a non-slum village to a developed country is a headache for many here.
Some people want India to collapse.India should become another Pakistan. Like in Pakistan, people have to take to the streets for bread. Riots in India and bombs like Vishu firecrackers must explode or explode.It is the backlash to these piles and such miscreants that on Monday morning, the Indian stock market soared on the shadow of Modi.
On the stock market, top performers including Adani Ports, Adani Enterprises, Power Grid, Shriram Finance and NTPC led the market rally with strong gains. The market sentiment was also strengthened by the latest GDP data indicating a strong economic growth of 8.2%. India’s impressive GDP growth of 7.8 percent, beating expectations for the fiscal year at 8.2 percent, said Varun Aggarwal, wealth expert and founder and managing director of Profit Idea.
12 exit polls on Saturday predicted a return to power of the BJP with the ruling NDA alliance with 365 seats. A party or coalition needs at least 272 seats to form the government in the country. This is the reason for the huge advance in the market. Analysts say this will cause volatility in the market.
Exit polls also predict huge gains in Odisha and Bengal in the east. If the BJP opens its account in Kerala and Tamil Nadu as well, it will be another win for the BJP in the country. But the opposition dismissed the prediction and said that the counting day will present a completely different picture.
