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Government changes in India must follow democratic process: Suvendu Adhikari
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Moneycontrol•21-10-2026, 11:14
Government changes in India must follow democratic process: Suvendu Adhikari
- •West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari supported Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call for political parties to unite in the national interest.
- •Adhikari emphasized that any change of government in India must occur strictly through the democratic and electoral process.
- •He contrasted India's strong democratic setup with situations in other countries, stating that 80 percent of citizens would protest against unconstitutional disruptions.
- •Adhikari highlighted India's economic rise from the 12th position in 2014 to the fourth position globally.
- •He also noted the country's transformation in the defense sector, with over 50 nations now purchasing defense equipment from India.
Key Questions Answered
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari stated that any change of government in India must occur through democratic processes and electoral participation rather than sudden uprisings.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged political parties to unite in the national interest to fulfill public aspirations, amidst government efforts to build consensus for the Women's Reservation Bill.
Suvendu Adhikari noted that India has risen from the 12th position in the global economy in 2014 to the fourth place, and highlighted that over 50 countries now purchase Indian defence equipment.
