The second phase of voting in Jharkhand marked the conclusion of the assembly elections in the state. With the polls wrapped up, Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan expressed strong optimism about the BJP's prospects, citing extensive ground-level engagement during the campaign.
Speaking to the media, Chouhan stated, "Who can be a bigger surveyor than us in Jharkhand? We have been in the state continuously for three months. We have seen the desire for change in the eyes of the people." He further asserted, "I am saying with full confidence that the people have voted for BJP and NDA to change the picture and fate of Jharkhand. We are going to form the government with a great majority."
Simultaneously, the assembly elections also concluded in Maharashtra on Wednesday. BJP national spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi echoed similar confidence in the party’s performance in both states. He remarked, "The assembly elections in Maharashtra and Jharkhand ended today. We are confident that BJP and NDA in Jharkhand and Mahayuti in Maharashtra are moving towards a great victory."
In addition to these key state elections, by-elections were held in several constituencies across Uttar Pradesh. On the party's performance in UP, Trivedi commented, "The BJP is performing brilliantly in the other by-elections as well. We are going far ahead of all speculations on the nine seats of UP, and the decisive mandate is going to come in favor of the BJP."
As the electoral process winds down, the BJP remains hopeful of securing significant victories across these regions, with party leaders emphasizing their belief in the people’s mandate for change and development under their leadership.
(Prakash Kumar Pandey)
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