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'I always said RJD cannot stop BJP': Owaisi after Mahagathbandhan's humiliating show in Bihar polls

Edited By: Abhishek Sheoran
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He also expressed hopes of development in the Seemanchal region, where AIMIM has a strong presence.

AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi Image Source : Video grab- ANI
Patna:

AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has congratulated Chief Minister Nitish Kumar over NDA’s impressive show in Bihar Election 2025. Owaisi also thanked voters of five seats, where AIMIM candidates have either won or are leading. 

He also expressed hopes of development in the Seemanchal region, where AIMIM has a strong presence.   

"I want to thank the people of Bihar for voting for AIMIM. I also want to thank and congratulate all the candidates and party members on those 5 seats for working so hard... We accept the mandate of the people of Bihar. I also want to thank CM Nitish Kumar. Our party will strive to bring prosperity not only in Bihar but also in Seemanchal. Schools and hospitals will be built for the people there. We will work for the welfare of Seemanchal,” he said.

Owaisi attacks RJD

He also rebuked the RJD, stating that people of Bihar were being misled on the M-Y combination. Owaisi said he has already declared that the RJD couldn’t stop the BJP.   

“I had always said that RJD cannot stop BJP. People of Bihar were misled by the M-Y combination, and I want to appeal to them not to vote for these fascist forces," he added. 

PM Modi addresses BJP workers

Addressing BJP workers from party headquarters in Delhi, PM Modi said NDA’s impressive show in Bihar was a result of the party and people's affirmation of the NDA government. Taking Jungle Raj jibe at Mahagathbandhan, PM Modi said it was the first instance when no repolling took place in Bihar.

"Earlier, there was no election in Bihar where repolling did not take place. For instance, before 2005, repolling happened at hundreds of places. In 1995, repolling took place at more than 1500 polling stations. But as the jungle raj ended, the situation started improving, and in both phases of this election, there was no need for repolling anywhere. This time, the voting was peaceful," he said.

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