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Abstract The past decade has seen many changes in party politics of India in which the focal point of all these changes can be considered a right-wing political party established in India after independence, which is now the world's largest political party. BJP won the general elections in 2014 and emerged as a political party that got a clear majority in Lok Sabha after almost 30 years. In 2014 Lok Sabha elections, BJP choose Narendra Modi as its PM candidate, who made modern and developed India the basis of election campaign by giving the slogan 'Sabka Sath, Sabka Vikas' keeping the Gujrat model in front of the whole country, which was a new experiment other than BJP's Hindutva ideology. BJP freed the country from policy paralysis since the time of coalition governments. In its first term BJP adopted good governance policies such as; Make in India, Digital India, Jan-Dhan Yojna, Smart Cities Mission along with different economic reforms. Party also took a big step to remove Planning Commission and established NITI Aayog on its place, which is more cooperative and federal than former. In the presented paper, where and how much contribution of leadership and organisation in BJP's election performance; will be analysed. The reason for the continuous good performance of BJP in the elections is not only due to the presence of an experienced leader, but also the party's organisation at the grassroots level is very strong. This paper also aims to find out what is the reason that despite the excellent performance at the national level, the performance of the BJP at the state level has not been as good in the last few years. BJP has adopted pro-business policies in place of more socialist policies which has been criticized by various parties. This paper will try to find out what has been the effect of these pro-business policies of BJP on the good governance and the economy of India and what can be advantage and disadvantage of such schemes in the future. Critics believe that BJP is a dominating party and its core competence is hard-core Hindutva ideology, but it would not be wrong to say that BJP has left his core competence behind and established itself as a nationalist party. Due to which a large section of the Indian public remains a supporter of BJP and Prime Minister Modi, despite various criticisms.