NDA leads on 21 ministerial seats:CM Yadav campaigns extensively, CM Mohan visits 25 Bihar constituencies, as MP celebrates victory

The counting of votes for the Bihar Assembly elections held on Friday is underway. According to trends so far, an NDA government with a clear majority appears to be forming. After the Bihar election results, there is an atmosphere of celebration in MP BJP. A large number of BJP leaders and office bearers have gathered at the state BJP office. MP CM Dr. Mohan Yadav campaigned in 25 constituencies during the Bihar Assembly election campaign. In the election trends, CM Mohan Yadav’s strike rate was 84%. Out of the 25 constituencies where the CM campaigned, candidates from 21 assembly seats appear to be registering victories. However, the official election results will be clear shortly. Status of the constituencies where CM Mohan Yadav campaigned 75 MP leaders were involved in Bihar election campaign
From CM Dr. Mohan Yadav to BJP state in-charge Dr. Mahendra Singh, regional organization minister Ajay Jamwal, organization general secretary Hitanand Sharma, minister Vishwas Sarang, Dr. Narottam Mishra, including about 75 leaders, were engaged in the Bihar assembly election campaign and strategy for the last 4 months. State in-charge Dr. Mahendra Singh and Hitanand Sharma were deployed in Tirhut and Mithila zones. They were given responsibility for 28 seats in the Tirhut zone. Out of these, NDA candidates are leading in 26 seats. Meanwhile, in the Mithila zone, NDA candidates are maintaining a lead in 24 out of 30 seats. Details of Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav’s public meetings held in Bihar October 15– Assembly Kumhrar, District Patna. Assembly Bikram, District Patna. October 17– Assembly Hisua, District Nawada. October 24– Assembly Bagaha, District West Champaran. Assembly Sikta, District West Champaran. Assembly Saharsa, District Saharsa. October 29– Assembly Katoria, District Banka. Assembly Nathnagar, District Bhagalpur. Assembly Alamnagar, District Madhepura October 31– Digha Ghat, District Patna. November 02– Assembly Phulparas, District Madhubani. Assembly Fatuha, District Patna. November 03 – Bankipur Assembly, Patna District. Maner Assembly, Patna District. Madhepura Assembly, Madhepura District. November 06 – Bisfi Assembly, Madhubani District. Wazirganj Assembly, Gaya District. November 08 – Belhar Assembly, Banka District. Pipra Assembly, Motihari District. Bodhgaya Assembly, Gaya District. November 09 – Dhaka Assembly, East Champaran District. Chiraiya Assembly, East Champaran District. Narkatiya Assembly, East Champaran District. Motihari Assembly, East Champaran District. CM said: The people of Bihar chose NDA’s good governance
On the election trends in Bihar, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav said – The trends coming in are encouraging. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi, the country has seen a new kind of development-oriented politics since 2014. One by one, in all three Lok Sabha elections, under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi, the NDA established its dominance in Delhi with a massive majority. It also built its credibility to run the government. Bihar has also joined that chain of victories. First Haryana, Maharashtra, Delhi, and now the election results of Bihar are showing the wave of good governance that is running under the leadership of Modi ji. The public’s trust has been broken by the mismanagement of Congress and their alliance leaders. The public has given a message to walk hand in hand with NDA’s development. Modi ji’s policies are also boosting everyone’s morale with regard to the country’s security. Congratulations to the NDA BJP leaders including Modi ji, Amit Shah, Nadda ji, Nitish Kumar, Chirag Paswan, Upendra Kushwaha for the growing victory in Bihar. Let us all once again brace ourselves to strengthen democracy. Once again – NDA government in Bihar. Large Bhojpuri Population in Bhopal
A large number of people of Bihar origin reside in the capital Bhopal itself. To woo the Bhojpuri population, BJP had sent several leaders from Bihar to contact the voters residing in Bhopal.