New Delhi: Following NDA’s resounding victory in the Bihar Assembly elections, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta expressed gratitude to the people of Bihar. Out of the 18 constituencies where she campaigned for NDA candidates, the alliance emerged victorious in 17 seats.
CM Gupta’s efforts reflect the electorate’s faith in good governance and development. Only Warsaliganj witnessed a setback, where RJD’s Anita defeated BJP candidate Aruna Devi by over 7,500 votes. The remaining 17 constituencies saw NDA candidates claim victory, comprising 9 BJP, 4 JD(U), 3 LJP (Ram Vilas faction), and 2 RLM winners.
CM’s Message on Social Media
After the election results, CM Gupta posted on social media:
“My heartfelt gratitude to the people of Bihar for giving NDA a massive mandate. This historic public endorsement symbolizes the electorate’s unwavering faith in the development-oriented, transparent, and people-centric policies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar under the double-engine government.”
A Boost to the Vision of ‘Developed Bihar-Developed India’
CM Gupta said the results send a clear message that citizens prefer good governance, stability, and rapid development over corruption and weak administration. She emphasized that this overwhelming support strengthens the collective resolve for a “Developed Bihar–Developed India.”
Campaign Timeline and Activities
Since the announcement of elections, CM Gupta visited Bihar four times. She first participated in candidate nominations on 15 October, conducted roadshows, and returned on 29 October for additional campaigning. The final phase from 3–6 November saw her addressing multiple rallies and public meetings, intensively campaigning for NDA candidates across several constituencies.
Constituencies Where CM Gupta Campaigned
Lakhisarai, Bihar Sharif, Bochahan, Patna Sahib, Danapur, Darbhanga Rural, Dinara, Sasaram, Bankipur, Barharia, Gopalganj, Gaya Town, Arwal, Aurangabad, Warsaliganj, Sherghati, Dehri, and Kargahar.
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New Delhi: Following NDA’s resounding victory in the Bihar Assembly elections, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta expressed gratitude to the people of Bihar. Out of the 18 constituencies where she campaigned for NDA candidates, the alliance emerged victorious in 17 seats.
CM Gupta’s efforts reflect the electorate’s faith in good governance and development. Only Warsaliganj witnessed a setback, where RJD’s Anita defeated BJP candidate Aruna Devi by over 7,500 votes. The remaining 17 constituencies saw NDA candidates claim victory, comprising 9 BJP, 4 JD(U), 3 LJP (Ram Vilas faction), and 2 RLM winners.
CM’s Message on Social Media
After the election results, CM Gupta posted on social media:
“My heartfelt gratitude to the people of Bihar for giving NDA a massive mandate. This historic public endorsement symbolizes the electorate’s unwavering faith in the development-oriented, transparent, and people-centric policies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar under the double-engine government.”
A Boost to the Vision of ‘Developed Bihar-Developed India’
CM Gupta said the results send a clear message that citizens prefer good governance, stability, and rapid development over corruption and weak administration. She emphasized that this overwhelming support strengthens the collective resolve for a “Developed Bihar–Developed India.”
Campaign Timeline and Activities
Since the announcement of elections, CM Gupta visited Bihar four times. She first participated in candidate nominations on 15 October, conducted roadshows, and returned on 29 October for additional campaigning. The final phase from 3–6 November saw her addressing multiple rallies and public meetings, intensively campaigning for NDA candidates across several constituencies.
Constituencies Where CM Gupta Campaigned
Lakhisarai, Bihar Sharif, Bochahan, Patna Sahib, Danapur, Darbhanga Rural, Dinara, Sasaram, Bankipur, Barharia, Gopalganj, Gaya Town, Arwal, Aurangabad, Warsaliganj, Sherghati, Dehri, and Kargahar.
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