Congress leader Supriya Shrinate on Wednesday exuded confidence in Mahagathbandhan's victory, stating that the people of the state will "teach a lesson" to the ruling NDA party for manipulating their voting rights.
Sharma termed the exit polls "entirely wrong", stating that it is the public which makes the decision, affirming Mahagathbandhan's victory in the elections.
Congress leader and former Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot called the Delhi car blast an "unfortunate incident" and said that a proper investigation should be conducted.
Bihar BJP President Dilip Jaiswal commented on the Bihar Assembly exit polls on Tuesday, stating that the public has voted in favour of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA).
The Congress Party on Tuesday appointed Ganesh Godiyal as the new President of the Uttarakhand Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) with immediate effect, a press release said.
Congress MP Imraan Masood on Tuesday said that the Mahagathbandhan government will be formed in Bihar and JD(U) chief Nitish Kumar won't become the next Chief Minsiter.
Hours after the Bihar Assembly polls concluded and exit polls began to emerge, BJP MP Dinesh Sharma said that a third consecutive NDA government in the state will be formed with a two-thirds majority. Making a bold statement, he added that Congress and RJD would be "cleaned out" from Biha
Bihar Deputy Chief Minister and BJP candidate from Lakhisarai Assembly seat, Vijay Kumar Sinha, on Tuesday said that the record voter turnout in the Bihar Assembly elections reflects the people's rejection of "nepotism and dynasty politics."
"The Karnataka government is also reviewing it, our Home Minister and Chief Minister are also reviewing the security in Karnataka. We have to be careful to maintain the peace," DK Shivakumar said.
Voting for the second phase of Bihar polls concluded with a record voter turnout of 68.80 per cent (approximate), with the highest voting of 78.82 per cent in Katihar district, according to data from the Election Commission.
Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha on Tuesday reacted to the resignation of former Bihar Minister and senior Congress leader Shakeel Ahmad, saying that the public had realised that the Congress's leadership, trapped in "familial politics," is a threat to democracy and that its