NDA will perform better in the assembly election 2025 than the 2010, says Sanjay Jha.

NDA will perform better in the assembly election 2025 than the 2010, says Sanjay Jha.

Patna July 4: JD (U) working president Sanjay Kumar Jha said that his party and the NDA alliance will show better performance in 2025 than they did in the 2010 assembly election.

The 2010 assembly election was the most successful one for JD (U) as the party won 118 seats in Bihar Vidhan Sabha.

Referring to the recently concluded Lok Sabha election, Jha said: “The NDA was leading in 177 assembly constituencies in Bihar and it is indicating a potential for greater success in the upcoming Bihar assembly election for our alliance in 2025.”

Sanjay Jha received a warm welcome from party leaders and workers upon his arrival in Patna for the first time since becoming the national working president of JD (U). The reception included drums, trumpets, and a conch-blowing ceremony led by cabinet minister Ashok Chaudhary.

Jha expressed confidence in Nitish Kumar’s leadership, countering claims that Kumar’s political influence was waning.

He sharply attacked Tejashwi Yadav and said: “Some leaders did the extensive campaign of 250 public meetings and some say 300 during the Lok Sabha election but the results favored the NDA.”

On the issue of special state status for Bihar, Jha reiterated the demand for either a special status or a special package for the state.

“The Prime Minister is focused on Bihar and that significant assistance from the Centre is forthcoming. The NDA government at the Centre is committed to helping Bihar to make a developed state within the next five years,” Jha said.

During the JD (U) national executive meeting in Delhi on June 29, Nitish Kumar appointed Sanjay Jha as the working president of the party, entrusting him with the responsibility of leading the party into the 2025 assembly election.

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