Minister Vijay Chaudhary and JDU state president.
– Photo : Amar Ujala
Expansion
Ever since the results of the Lok Sabha elections have come out, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and his party have again come into the limelight. Janata Dal United has certainly lost four seats but the whole country is looking at Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. Amidst all this, his close minister Vijay Kumar Chaudhary and JDU state president Umesh Kushwaha revealed all the things in front of the media. Minister Vijay Kumar Chaudhary clearly said that we took the decision to join NDA and the people of Bihar approved it. The people have liked our joining NDA. The people have approved our decision as correct.
Nitish Kumar’s credibility remains intact among the public
Nitish Kumar’s credibility among the people is still intact. This is the biggest message. People had started talking big about this election. This is the biggest message of this election, because people had started talking about many kinds of things. The minister said that Nitish Kumar’s credibility among the people of Bihar is still intact. We express our gratitude to the people of Bihar for the election results. We thank the people for the good results and the trust they have shown in the leadership of the Chief Minister.
The future of NDA is bright in the coming times
He said that there was a slight shortfall in the target of victory set by JDU but still this is a satisfactory result. We could not win some seats like Purnia and Katihar, which we regret a lot. Praising CM Nitish Kumar, he said that the biggest thing is that even today the people of Bihar consider Nitish Kumar’s development work to be correct. There is the popularity of the Prime Minister as well as the work of the Chief Minister has a huge impact. Even after being in power for 20 years continuously, his credibility among the people remains intact. It is also a very auspicious sign for the 2025 assembly elections. The result of 2024 has paved the way for 2025. The future of the National Democratic Alliance is bright in Bihar in the times to come.