Narendra Modi’s position as India’s prime minister remains secure through the end of 2026, supported by the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance’s decisive victories in the May 2026 state elections, including gains in West Bengal that expanded the party’s regional influence and strengthened coalition cohesion midway through its third term. With the next general election scheduled for 2029 and no term limits in place, recent polling trends and official statements reflect sustained public backing for continuity. No verified health developments, internal party succession signals, legislative defeats, or coalition fractures have emerged that could trigger resignation or a no-confidence vote before the deadline. Traders’ consensus on a low probability of an early exit aligns with these structural and electoral factors.