Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman lauded the Prime Minister’s trajectory, noting his rise from a party worker to the nation’s highest office without the support of a political dynasty. She emphasized that his career serves as a structural affirmation of democratic mobility within the BJP, characterized by a focus on corruption-free administration and a departure from traditional power-brokering.
Union Minister Piyush Goyal echoed these sentiments, describing the 25-year span as a period where resolve and service have remained inseparable. According to Goyal, the Prime Minister’s legacy is defined by the integration of large-scale welfare initiatives with a long-term vision for a self-reliant India. Regional leaders, including Delhi’s Rekha Gupta, further characterized this evolution as a transition from state-level development in Gujarat to a broader national movement. They pointed to specific outcomes—such as global technological achievements and expanded social infrastructure—as evidence of a governance model that prioritizes reaching the country's most vulnerable populations.




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