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Modi will be Prime Minister till 2026.. What did Nostradamus predict? Exciting information!

Prime Minister Modi-led government will be restored at the centre. After former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru Narendra Modi Becomes Prime Minister for the third time. The swearing-in ceremony for this will be held on June 8. Minister Kiran Rijiju has said that French astrologer Nostradamus predicted that Narendra Modi will be the Prime Minister of India in 1555.

In his related Facebook post, “From 2014 to 2026, French prophet Nostradamus has predicted that a man will lead India. People will hate him at first but then people will love him. He has predicted that he will change the fate and direction of the country.”

And Nostradamus has mentioned in his prediction that he will bring a golden age not only in India but also in the whole world and under his leadership India will be followed by other countries globally and many countries will come under the support of India.

He said that Hindus will rule from 2014 onwards and there will be no one to oppose them in Asia. Union Minister Kiran Rijuju has said in his post that Nostradamus predicted that the Prime Minister of India will be from Gujarat and his first name will start with Narendra.

However, in this prediction of Nostradamus, it has been reported that Modi will continue as the Prime Minister from 2014 to 2026. While the tenure of the new government at the Center is from 2024 to 2019, it has been reported that Modi will remain in office till 2026, raising various questions.

As no party got the required 272 seats to form the government in the recent Lok Sabha elections, the BJP is expected to form the government at the center with the support of its allies. In this the support of Chandrababu Naidu and Nitish Kumar is important. Using this both of them are imposing various conditions. Nostradamus’ predictions have created a stir as the India alliance is also trying to form a government on one side.

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