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[CC may contain inaccuracies] This is quite a blow to Narendra Modi, given what polling was suggesting, just how strong the results were supposed to be. But you're right, it is a huge blow for Modi, in fact. One political analyst said that this is not an election. It is a political earthquake. I mean, no one saw this coming. And the fact that the Indian stocks dumped about 8% at one time says just about everything. Now, after the vote count, this is where it stands when it comes to Modi's BJP party. They secured 241 seats. Yes, it is. You know, they want the most seats out there, but well short of the 272 that was needed for a single party majority, something they've managed to do in the last two elections. Essentially what that means is that Modi will have to tap its allies, the two parties in its alliance. The problem is this Yes, they could go the Modi way, but they could also decide to join forces with the opposition. This is where it stands. The two leaders are the two allies have a history of flip flopping in terms of its allegiance. In fact, the two parties join Modi's alliance just several months ago, putting in question whether or not Modi will secure that trust, that vote and their seats. So, in fact, the whole position for the BJP is in question, along with Modi's position himself. Remember that BJP is as strong as Modi. Modi came to power ten years ago and that brought along the power of the BJP that is now in question. Modi took to action late yesterday when it was quite clear what the situation was. He claimed victory. He said this is an India that he wants to lead and wants to continue to lead. But it's not the same Modi and it is not the same. India democracy has spoken. Remember, this is a country of 1.4 billion people and they have voted for a country that they want. So has seen that during these extraordinary six weeks of voting. Where were the toughest battles fought? Well, for India, the election is won and lost in the Hindu heartland. We are preoccupied with the Adani's and the Ambani's health of India, but it is not where the elections are won. Case in point is Uttar Pradesh. This is the most populous state in the country. 80 seats were at stake in the last election in 2019. The BJP garnered 62 of the 80 seats available. This branch, they manage only 40. Now, remember that this is a state where it is populated by the rural poor. Most of them are farmers. Most of them are poor. And Modi's promise of growth has not translated to jobs, has not translated to food on the table. And they voted for the basic necessities of food that Modi has promised hope, promise, wealth, promise growth. But they. They are struggling on a daily basis. The cost of living is hurting them. This is also a country where 800 million people benefit from free grain from the government. So it gives you a sense of what the struggles are for the people, which are Pradesh voted against the policies that Modi has adopted, which is where it is clear that Modi has not worked for them.