Here's how stalwarts of securities market welcomed Modi's second stint as PM

The Modi wave has swept the nation once again as BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is set for a landslide victory in the general elections. Big national and international names of securities market took to social and traditional media to congratulate PM Modi, who is set to embark on a second stint at the helm of the world's largest democracy.

Motilal Oswal | CMD, Motilal Oswal Group | This is a new beginning not only for the markets but for the whole country. India is on the way to be a superpower leading the world.

Arvind Sanger | Founder, Geosphere Capital Management | BJP majority would be very positive for the market sentiment...more than 300 seats for BJP would result in a rally. The hope is that the new government would hit the ground running from Day 1. (Image: Pratham USA)

Teresa Barger | Co-Founder and CEO, Cartica Capital | Foreign investors certainly will take heart from a fairly large NDA victory. I think I am more interested in what the domestics are going to do. To the extent that the new government can move right away on the non-banking financial companies (NBFC) front and we can get a little bit of calm. (Image: Cartica Capital)

Rashesh Shah | Chairman and CEO, Edelweiss Group | The election verdict is out. Congrats to PM Modijee and the entire BJP team and to the NDA alliance. This will start an exciting phase for India as we build on the reforms of the last innings. We look forward to India moving from $3 trillion to $5 trillion. (Image: Twitter/@rasheshshah)

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala | Partner, Rare Enterprises | Verdict is a vote for continuity, death of crony capitalism. This election proves that casteism is ending and nationalism is coming to the fore.

In BJP manifesto, the opening letter by Modi said they have taken a lot of tough action in the last five years and now swift action will be taken, going ahead. Hence, India will do well as the country has its own canvas. It has seen re-rating in the last five years and will see earnings growth in the next five years.