Modi to become India’s longest-serving elected Prime Minister, breaking Nehru’s 60-year-old record
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- •In June 2024, PM Modi will become the longest-serving continuously elected Prime Minister, breaking Nehru’s 60-year-old record.
- •Modi’s tenure began on 26 May 2014, and by 9 June, he will have completed 4,390 days in office.
- •On 10 June 2024, NDA chief ministers will hold a meeting to felicitate PM Modi.
- •The meeting will be attended by all NDA chief ministers, including Chandrababu Naidu, Union ministers, and BJP president Nitin Gadkari.
- •After Nehru, Indira Gandhi and Manmohan Singh also served multiple terms as Prime Minister but for fewer continuous days.
New Delhi, 7 June 2024 – Prime Minister Narendra Modi will achieve a historic milestone on 9 June 2024. On this day, he will become the longest-serving continuously elected Prime Minister in India’s history. This will break the 60-year-old record held by Jawaharlal Nehru, who served as Prime Minister from 13 May 1952 to 27 May 1964, a total of 4,397 days. Modi’s current term began on 26 May 2014, and by 9 June 2024, he will have completed 4,390 days in office. On the same day, Nehru’s 4,397-day record will be surpassed, making Modi the longest-serving continuously elected Prime Minister in India’s history.
