'Mahila-Youth': PM Modi says Bihar has given new M-Y formula, rejected appeasement politics

The National Democratic Alliance has secured a commanding victory in the Bihar Assembly elections, prompting Prime Minister Narendra Modi to address jubilant BJP workers at the party headquarters in New Delhi on Friday evening. The resounding mandate, powered by the combined appeal of Modi and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, places the alliance on course to surpass its 2010 benchmark of 206 seats.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while addressing BJP workers at the party headquarters, said that the people had cast their votes with the vision of building a “Viksit Bihar”. He said, "EK Baar NDA Sarkaar". He emphasised that the mandate reflected the aspirations of citizens who wanted development and progress, and he credited their trust for the NDA’s decisive victory in the state assembly elections.

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