But here’s the twist: they don’t just need majority support. They need a special 2/3 majority in *both* houses; and that’s harder than it sounds. With recent political shifts, NDA allies have gained crucial seats in Rajya Sabha, while some vacancies in Lok Sabha are actually working in their favor. But even with these gains, the margin is razor-thin. A single defection, abstention, or opposition coordination could derail the entire plan. This isn’t just about passing bills; it’s about redefining Indian democracy’s architecture. And the real battle? It’s happening in the quiet corners of parliamentary math, not the headlines.