New Delhi: Historic win of BJP’s in Uttar Pradesh will ‘give a glimpse of the outcome of 2024 Lok Sabha elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said.

Addressing party workers and leaders at the party headquarters in New Delhi, Mr. Modi said that BJp will come back to power in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections for the third term.

"Many people had said that the fate of the 2019 general election was decided when the 2017 UP election result was declared and the same thought applies now," PM Modi said.

 "All I can say is that the same thought applies now too... the 2024 general election result can be glimpsed in the result of the 2022 UP election," he added.

Prime Minister has said that the victory is a seal of approval by the people for the BJP’s pro-people, pro-poor and proactive government.

BJP to got a second straight term in UP nearly after 40 years. Even it has also created history in the newly carved hilly state Uttarakhand, it has never reelected the incumbent government for a second term.

In the Uttar Pradesh elections campaign, the party elections chief strategist and Union Home Minister said that the results of UP will impact on 2024 elections. BJP not only win in UP, but it has also increased its vote share from 39.7 percent in 2017 to 45 percent.

Referring to the remarkable victory in Uttar Pradesh, the Prime Minister said that the results of the election proved that there is no truth to the allegations of caste-based politics in Uttar Pradesh.

"People keep insulting Uttar Pradesh by saying that in UP, only 'jaatiwaad ki rajneeti (politics of caste)' works," PM Modi said while addressing jubilant crowd thronged at party office,

"But since 2014, in 2014, 2017, 2019 and now 2022, the people have shown again and again that they vote only for vikaswaad ki rajneeti (Politics of progress and development). What more proof do these naysayers want - that UP votes for progress, not for caste," Mr. Modi said.

In 403 member assembly,  the BJP is on its way to win 270 seats -- 48 below its 2017 score of 320-plus seats.

BJP has also won Manipur with leads in 32 of the 60 and returned to power in Uttarakhand with 48 of 70 seats. In Goa, the BJP has touched the halfway mark of 20 seats, approached the Governor, stake a claim to form the government.