Bihar Elections: Is It Official? Nitish Kumar to Be NDA's CM Face — What PM Modi Said

Bihar polls: Modi predicts record win, launches twin rallies

Patna: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday blazed through poll-bound Bihar with back-to-back rallies in Samastipur and Begusarai districts, calling upon voters to keep at bay the opposition RJD-Congress combine led by “people out on bail” and predicting a record-breaking victory for the NDA. The PM also sought to underscore the contrast between a fractious INDIA bloc and the cohesive BJP-led coalition, which included Bihar Chief Minister Niti…

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Modi, Shah confirm that NDA is contesting Bihar election under Nitish Kumar’s leadership

PM Modi kicks off Bihar poll campaign, declaring NDA will shatter electoral records while criticizing opposition alliances and past governance.

Bihar elections: Is it official? Nitish Kumar to be NDA's CM face — What PM Modi said

Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the Bihar election campaign in Samastipur, asserting the NDA's return to power and criticizing the RJD-led Mahagathbandhan. He highlighted the state's progress since 2005 and urged voters to reject 'jungle raj' in favor of good governance, symbolically ...

'Nitish Kumar': Day After INDIA Bloc's Dare, PM's Big Bihar Statement

The National Democratic Alliance, under the leadership of Nitish Kumar, will break all records and win next month's Bihar Assembly election, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Friday.

PM Modi: NDA Will Break All Election Records in Bihar Under Nitish Kumar’s Leadership

Mashthipur (Bihar): Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday that the NDA alliance, led by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, will break all previous election records in the upcoming Bihar Assembly Elections. Speaking at a public rally in Mashthipur, Modi asked the crowd to turn on their mobile phone flashlights and said, “Now that everyone has modern gadgets, there is no need for a lantern anymore,” — a clear jibe at the RJD, whose election symbol…