It is the first time in a decade that Mr Modi's BJP has needed the support of regional parties to form the government.
It is the first time in a decade that Mr Narendra Modi's BJP has needed the support of regional parties to form the government.
The party, which had a handsome majority in the previous two terms, secured only 240 seats in the lower house of parliament, far short of the 272 needed to govern on its own. Lawmakers from the BJP and its allies, including the Telugu Desam Party , and the Janata Dal voted unanimously for Mr Modi to become the leader at the alliance's first meeting after the June 4 vote count and declaration of results.
Newly elected lawmakers and senior alliance leaders thumped tables and applauded to back his candidacy, with some standing and chanting"Modi, Modi!" in the central hall of the old parliament building.
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