New Delhi. In the trends of 243 seats in Bihar Assembly elections, NDA has crossed the majority mark, while the Grand Alliance is going to suffer a setback. According to Election Commission data, BJP is leading in 85 seats and JDU is leading in 75 seats. Whereas RJD is ahead on 36 seats and Congress on 6 seats. Meanwhile, a video of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is going viral in which PM Modi, while addressing a public meeting in Bihar, had predicted a landslide victory for NDA, which seems to be proving true with the trends coming in on Friday. In fact, while addressing the public in the rally in Aurangabad, PM Modi had said that NDA’s biggest victory in this assembly election is certain. Prepare for Vijay Utsav after 14th November. This video of PM Modi on Bihar elections is becoming quite popular on social media platforms.
BJP IT cell chief Amit Malviya shared PM Modi’s video and wrote, “NDA is set to register its biggest victory till date – exactly as the Prime Minister had predicted.”
Along with this, while targeting the Indi alliance in the public meeting, Prime Minister Modi had said that ‘Jungle Raj people’ have everything which is a threat to both jobs and investment. They (RJD supporters) are openly declaring that if ‘Bhaiya’s government’ comes, Katta, Donali and ransom, all this will work. But ‘Katta Sarkar’ is not needed in Bihar.
Regarding the first phase of voting, PM Modi said that Bihar has seen the highest number of votes so far. About 65 percent voting took place in the first phase. This shows that the people of Bihar themselves have taken charge of the return of the NDA government.
Voting for Bihar Assembly elections was held in two phases on 6 and 11 November. According to the Election Commission, more than 64 percent voters exercised their franchise in the first phase, while more than 68 percent voting took place in the second phase.
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