Narendra Modi described the sweeping performance of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in the 2025 Bihar assembly elections as a clear endorsement by voters of the alliance’s development agenda. Posting on social-media platform X, he thanked the people of Bihar for granting the alliance a “massive majority” and congratulated Nitish Kumar and NDA partner leaders for their roles in achieving the result.
Modi’s statement emphasised that the mandate reflects public approval of “all-round development” carried out by the alliance, suggesting that the electorate rewarded governance over mere election promises. He acknowledged key partners, including Chirag Paswan, Jitan Ram Manjhi and Upendra Kushwaha, underscoring the broad coalition behind the win.
The messaging suggests the NDA wants to capitalise on this outcome to highlight governance credentials ahead of upcoming national-level contests. With the result in Bihar playing a key strategic role in the central, the victory adds momentum to the alliance’s positioning. The full scale of the lead is still being finalised, but the direction is clear: the NDA plans to project this as a validation of its development policy and promise of stability.
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