Singapore’s PM Lawrence Wong after winning a landslide victory in the general election.
Singapore/New Delhi: Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has won a stunning victory in Singapore general election. Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated him on Sunday and said that he was excited to continue working with him. Wong’s team People’s Action Party (PAP) on Saturday won a landslide victory in Singapore general elections by winning 87 seats out of 97 parliamentary seats. He will take power again in Singapore. Modi wrote on the social media platform ‘X’, “Lawrence Wong, Hearty congratulations to you on a great victory in general elections. There is a strong and multi -faceted partnership between India and Singapore which is based on mutual relations between people. ”
The Prime Minister said that he is eager to work with his Singapuri counterpart to further further the extensive strategic partnership between the two countries. Let us know that Prime Minister Lawrence Wong’s People’s Action Party (PAP) on Saturday registered a landslide victory in Singapore general election by winning 87 out of 97 parliamentary seats. Local media gave this information. Wong and PAP have received a new mandate from the general election amid uncertainties arising in the global economy due to American trade charges.
Wong expressed gratitude to the public
Singapore’s oldest and largest political party PAP has ruled here since independence in 1965. After the results of the Marsiling-UT Group Representation Constituency (GRC) were declared, Wong said it was his first and “humble experience”. He resolved to work hard for voters. Wong (52) said, “We are grateful to your strong mandate and will honor you the trust given to us even more hard for all of you.” This election is being seen as the first important test of Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, who took over last year. He is leading PAP, who has been ruling Singapore since independence.
The first general election was held in 1948
The Election Department (ELD) here said that the voters of Singapore voted for 92 out of 97 parliamentary seats at 1,240 polling stations to decide the future political picture of the country. There are 27,58,846 registered voters in the country. This was the 19th general election since the first general election in Singapore in 1948. The bobi country gained independence in 1965 and since then it was the 14th general election. PAP has been in power in the country since independence. Wong (52) was sworn in as the new Prime Minister in May last year. He took the post after Sean Loong left the post of Prime Minister after almost two decades.
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