Maurya further highlighted the political dynamics in Bihar, where, despite reports of BJP leaders being chased away from their constituencies, the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) secured a landslide victory, indicating that a 'strong game is being played behind the curtains.'
CPI(M-L) leader Dipankar Bhattacharya on Monday alleged that "three factors," including Special Intensive Revision (SIR), Rs. 10,000 deposit in women's bank accounts, and a major corporate deal with Adani, resulted in the NDA's win in Bihar.
After Trinamool Congress (TMC) MP Shatrughan Sinha congratulated Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for the National Democratic Alliance's (NDA) triumph in the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025, BJP leader Arjun Singh on Sunday called him a "bottomless vessel."
With 52.39 percent of ballots tallied on Sunday evening, Jara -- a 51-year-old communist candidate representing an eight-party coalition -- led with 26.58 percent, followed by Kast on 24.32 percent, according to electoral authority Servel.
Meanwhile, the ruling NDA got 202 seats, a three-fourths majority in the 243-member House. This is the second time the NDA has crossed the 200-mark in the assembly polls. In the 2010 polls, it had won 206 seats.
Union Minister and BJP MP Suresh Gopi on Sunday expressed grief over the alleged suicide of an RSS worker in Kerala, who reportedly took the extreme step after being denied a BJP ticket for the upcoming local body elections and called it "a very unfortunate incident."
Congress MP Tariq Anwar said that the reason why the National Democratic Alliance's (NDA) secured a majority in the Bihar elections is because they deposited Rs. 10,000 in the accounts of women during the polls. The statement follows the historic win of NDA in the Bihar Assembly Elections
"It will be done soon. Discussions are going on. A sense of clarity will come on the blueprint of the government. I think by tonight, I will also speak with senior Union Ministers, and the blueprint will be ready by today or tomorrow. We have to form the government before 22nd November. I
"Met Home Minister Amit Shah and extended my congratulations on the NDA's massive victory in Bihar. The mandate reflects the people's trust in stable and accountable governance. Wishing the leadership a successful term ahead," Pawar said.
Sikkim BJP President DR Thapa on Sunday praised the NDA's sweeping victory in the Bihar elections, calling it a triumph of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, good governance, and anti-corruption efforts.
BSP's Satish Kumar Singh Yadav won the elections from Ramgarh assembly constituency, located in the Kaimur district. It is worth noting that Yadav won the polls with a narrow margin of 30 votes, as he polled 72,689 votes. He defeated BJP's Ashok Kumar Singh, who had received 72,659 votes.