MP CM: Mohan Yadav says the NDA will form the government in Bihar

MP CM: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav said Tuesday that the NDA administration and its partners would once again be constituted under the direction of Nitish Kumar at the state level and the Modi government at the federal level, ahead of the much-anticipated Bihar Assembly elections.

On the last day of Bihar’s election campaign, CM Yadav made this declaration while attending a BJP bike rally.

“The only option is an NDA government,” Mohan Yadav told IANS. Once again, the NDA government will be created with the help of our partners and led by Nitish Kumar at the state level and the Modi administration at the federal level. Kyun pade ho chakkar mein, koi nahi hai takkar mein. The NDA is prepared to guide the state ahead in collaboration with the country since the people of Bihar want growth and advancement.

“People have faith in the NDA government, and they will make sure it wins again,” he said.

Meanwhile, 121 seats across 18 districts will wrap up their campaigning today evening at 5 p.m. for the first round of the Bihar Assembly elections. Under strict security measures, voting for this round will take place on November 6. Today will be the last day for prominent campaigners and top leaders of the Mahagathbandhan, NDA, and other political parties to try to win over voters.

To improve their candidates’ chances, officials from different parties are anticipated to host roadshows, public gatherings, and rallies in many districts on the last day of the campaign.

Vote counting for the Bihar Assembly elections is set for November 14 and will take place in two stages on November 6 and 11.

The Model Code of Conduct is now in force across the state, and the Election Commission of India has released the calendar for the 243-member Assembly. In the first round, 121 constituencies will be polled, and in the second phase, 122.