Bihar Polls: NDA Confident of Majority as First Phase Polling Sees Enthusiastic Turnout
RLM chief Upendra Kushwaha criticizes opposition's claims ahead of Bihar polls, expressing confidence in NDA's success. Voting for 121 constituencies records a significant turnout. With 59.82% in Begusarai, results are expected on November 14. Key political figures await outcomes as phase two nears.
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The chief of Rashtriya Lok Morcha, Upendra Kushwaha, voiced his skepticism over Mahagathbandhan's confidence in securing a government lead through its CM candidate, Tejashwi Yadav, as polling for the second phase has yet to occur.
Kushwaha expressed optimism about the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) achieving a decisive majority post-elections, noting the substantial voter turnout in the ongoing polling for 121 constituencies across Bihar.
Citing voter turnout statistics shared by the Election Commission of India, he underscored that districts like Begusarai led with 59.82% turnout, casting doubt on the opposition's claims. The electoral fate of prominent leaders such as Tejashwi Yadav remains contingent on both current and upcoming voting phases.
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