:dateline:Indian Prime minister Narendra Modi is likely to take oath on May 30 to start his second term. Sources have revealed that world level leaders can be invited to oath ceremony.
In 2014, the chiefs of various SAARC (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation) countries were invited in the oath ceremony of Narendra Modi.
Before taking the oath, Narinder Modi could pay a visit to Varanasi to say thanks to the people of his constituents.�
Notably, Modi has been elected with a big margin of 4,75,754 votes from Varanasi in his second term. He got total 6,69,602 votes, while his opponents Shalini Yadav and Ajay Rai got 1,93,848 and 1,51,800 votes respectively.
Meanwhile, sources within BJP have informed that Narinder Modi is not eager to swear in as an Indian PM, because he wants to invite some international leaders so that other countries could get inspiration from the “largest democratic country of the world”.
