Narendra Modi’s position as prime minister rests on a stable BJP-led NDA majority in Parliament, with the next general election not due until 2029. Recent weeks have featured opposition-led protests over voter-roll revisions and the Chief Election Commissioner, prompting security responses and partisan criticism from figures such as Rahul Gandhi and Arvind Kejriwal, yet these have not produced parliamentary challenges or internal BJP defections capable of forcing resignation. Official actions, including cabinet resolutions marking Modi’s 25 years in leadership and his ongoing schedule of project inaugurations and diplomatic engagements, underscore continuity. With only weeks remaining until the December 31, 2026, cutoff, no scheduled votes, constitutional triggers, or credible leadership transitions align with removal, supporting the market’s strong trader consensus against an early exit.