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PM Modi: Bypoll results show people have deep-rooted connect with BJP-NDA

PM Modi: Bypoll results show people have deep-rooted connect with BJP-NDA

The recent bypoll results have bolstered the ruling NDA alliance, according to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. In a post on X, Modi expressed gratitude to the people for their continuous blessings, highlighting that the Lok Sabha result of Nagaon in Assam and the Assembly results of Nandigram as well as Rejinagar in West Bengal demonstrate the people's deep-rooted connection with the BJP-NDA's agenda of good governance.

Modi also congratulated the victorious BJP candidates and praised the hard work of party workers, along with the NDA ally, the AINRC, for their win in Thattanchavady in Puducherry. This mandate will provide the NDA with added strength as they continue to work for the welfare of the people and fulfill their aspirations for a brighter future.

The Union Home Minister, Amit Shah, targeted the Opposition alliance and especially Rahul Gandhi, stating that the NDA's victories in West Bengal, Assam, and Puducherry, as well as recent municipal elections in Rajasthan and Tripura, indicate that the people have entirely rejected the INDI Alliance. Shah further praised the BJP for winning one election after another under Prime Minister Modi's leadership, despite the Opposition's lies, confusion, and malicious propaganda.

BJP President Nitin Nabin expressed gratitude to the people for the spectacular victory, emphasizing that the people stand firmly with the politics of development and good governance under Modi's leadership. BJP's national general secretary, Smriti Irani, added that the party's victory on eight Uttar Pradesh Rajya Sabha seats reflects the people's faith in democracy over mobocracy and deceitocracy.

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