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BJP Plans to Use BRICS Summit Success Ahead of Elections

BJP Plans to Use BRICS Summit Success Ahead of Elections
BJP to leverage BRICS Summit success in poll campaigns · rediff.com

India hosted a meeting called the BRICS summit in New Delhi.

Leaders from several large emerging economies attended it.

The meeting ended with a shared declaration, including strong criticism of the Pahalgam terror attack.

BJP leaders say this makes Prime Minister Narendra Modi and India look stronger internationally.

They also believe it answers opposition criticism of the government’s foreign policy.

The BJP plans to discuss the summit during its Seva Sankalp campaign.

That campaign will begin on September 17 and reach out to young people, women and farmers.

The party hopes the summit’s success will help it in state elections planned for 2027.

Key facts

Summit
18th BRICS summit in New Delhi
Declaration
A 45-page document titled “Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability”
Terrorism position
BRICS condemned the April 2025 Pahalgam terror attack and called for perpetrators and sponsors to face justice
BJP campaign
The month-long Seva Sankalp campaign is planned to start on September 17
Election states
Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Manipur, Punjab, Uttarakhand, Goa and Himachal Pradesh
BRICS representation
The grouping represents around 49.5% of the global population and 40% of global GDP
Other outcomes
Discussions and outcomes covered logistics supply chains, start-ups and infectious disease control

Quotes

A BJP source

An unnamed source in the Bharatiya Janata Party

“The joint declaration, signed by the BRICS grouping, is a major diplomatic win for the Prime Minister Narendra Modi government and a significant boost for the BJP ahead of the elections next year. The opposition parties, which have been attacking the government over its foreign policy have received a befitting reply.”
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“It's a major diplomatic victory for India under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership and a fitting response to all 'naaraz fufas' (disgruntled uncles) in the opposition”
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