Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the results of the Assembly elections reflected the preference of the Indian people for the stability his government has provided at a time when world is facing an atmosphere of “instability” and chaos due to conflicts. Addressing party workers during victory celebrations at the BJP headquarters in Delhi on Monday, the Prime Minister highlighted the broader global context during the voting period. “Another crucial aspect of these results is their timing. While people were voting in these states, a whole host of incidents were unfolding around the world. War sirens were blaring everywhere. An atmosphere of instability and chaos prevailed. Global economies appeared to be in crisis,” he said. He added that despite such global challenges, Indian voters chose a path of stability. “Yet, at that moment, the people of India were voting for stability,” Modi said. Further, while referring to violence in Bengal during polls, he urged workers of all political parties to end the “endless cycle of violence once and for all”. “Today, when the BJP has …