THE BJP on Wednesday passed a resolution hailing Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the “historic and unprecedented” success of the G20 Summit and said India’s presidency of the grouping will always be celebrated as “People’s G20”. In the resolution, the BJP parliamentary board noted with “great pride the impeccable leadership and unwavering commitment” showcased by Prime Minister Modi at the summit. The G20 Delhi summit stands as a monumental chapter in India’s diplomatic annals and marks a transformative moment in how India is perceived and engaged with on the global stage, it added.

 

“We, BJP karyakartas, extend our deepest appreciation and warm congratulations to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Government of India for the successful G20 Summit held in New Delhi on 9-10th September, 2023,” the resolution read. “As representatives of the people, we stand resolute in our belief that under PM Modi’s leadership, India will persistently chart a course marked by growth, cooperation, and global leadership, crafting a legacy that future generations will look upon with hope and positivity,” it said. India’s G20 Presidency will always be celebrated as “People’s G20- a truly peopledriven endeavour and a testament to India’s enduring spirit”, the resolution noted. Over 60 cities playing host to 200 meetings, and with a staggering participation of 1.5 crore people, this initiative ensured that the voices of “our people reverberated in these pivotal discussions, infusing them with grassroots perspectives and aspirations,” it said.

 

The G20 Summit brought the world together on wide range of issues be it economics, geopolitics or technology, the BJP resolution said. This was the Prime Minister’s first visit to the BJP headquarters after the G20 Summit, which was largely seen as hugely successful with his leadership drawing praise from world leaders. The BJP has often highlighted the global recognition of Modi’s leadership and India’s enhanced stature at the international level in its political discourse, an issue which is likely to rise in salience following the G20 meeting