Tejashwi Yadav expressed unwavering confidence in defeating NDA in 2025, despite losing by-poll.

Patna November 23, 2024: Rashtriya Janata dal (RJD) leader Tejashwi Yadav has expressed unwavering confidence in the Grand Alliance’s prospects for the 2025 Bihar assembly elections, vowing to prevent the NDA from returning to power in the state.

Speaking to the media in Patna after returning from Kolkata, Yadav drew inspiration from the RJD’s success in Jharkhand.

Tejashwi Yadav expressed satisfaction over the Jharkhand result:

‘We are deeply grateful to the people of Jharkhand for their trust and support. Last time, we could win only one seat, but this time, we performed much better, winning four seats and narrowly losing one or two others,” he said.

He also praised Hemant Soren’s leadership, noting his strong mandate as Chief Minister of Jharkhand.

Tejashwi Yadav emphasized that the Grand Alliance would regroup and contest future elections with greater vigour.

“There is victory and defeat in elections, but we will address any shortcomings and contest with more strength. The Grand Alliance government will undoubtedly be formed in Bihar in 2025,” he asserted.

Referring to RJD’s recent win in a Lok Sabha by-election, Yadav said, “This victory allows us to prepare better for the challenges ahead. At any cost, the NDA government will not be formed in Bihar in 2025.

Tejashwi Yadav remains optimistic despite losing Bihar by-poll:

Despite setbacks in the Bihar by-elections, Yadav remains optimistic and believes the coalition will build momentum to secure a decisive win in the upcoming assembly elections.

Despite his optimism, the by-election results presented challenges for the RJD.

In Belaganj, JDU candidate Manorama Devi defeated RJD’s Vishwanath Singh by a significant margin of 21,391 votes.

Union Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi’s daughter-in-law, Deepa Manjhi, secured a victory in Imamganj by defeating rjD candidate Roshan Manjhi with a margin of 5,945 votes.

BJP candidate Ashok Kumar Singh triumphed in Ramgarh, where BSP’s Satish Singh Yadav took second place, and RJD’s Ajit Singh finished third.

In Terari, Vishal Prashant, son of Bahubali Sunil Pandey, emerged victorious, defeating the CPI(ML) candidate by over 10,000 votes.

Also Read: Grand success for Deepa Kumari Manjhi as she won the Imamganj seat with a margin of 5945 votes.

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