Regarding the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025, the NDA has prepared its grand plan under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The first phase of polling is scheduled for November 6, and before that, the BJP's focus is on reaching the maximum number of voters in the state.
Patna: As the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 draw closer, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) have intensified their electoral strategy. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will actively work to create a favorable atmosphere for the NDA in Bihar through continuous rallies and roadshows in the coming days. The party has prepared a detailed “Grand Campaign Plan” for this, under which major events have been scheduled in Muzaffarpur on October 30 and Patna on November 2.
Launch of ‘Mission Bihar’ in Bihar
Prime Minister Modi launched ‘Mission Bihar’ in Bihar on October 24. He kicked off the election campaign from the land of Bharat Ratna Jananayak Karpoori Thakur in Samastipur and addressed a massive public gathering in Begusarai. His speech included a detailed mention of Bihar's development, welfare schemes for the poor, and the achievements of the NDA government.
Now, the Prime Minister's second visit is scheduled for October 30. On this day, he will hold public meetings in Muzaffarpur and Chhapra. According to party sources, preparations for his rally in Motipur, Muzaffarpur, are underway on a war footing.
Grand Roadshow in Patna on November 2
Just before the first phase of polling for the Bihar elections (November 6), Prime Minister Modi will hold a grand roadshow in Patna on November 2. This roadshow is considered a major display in Bihar politics, organized to showcase the NDA's unity and direct connection with the public. The BJP has prepared the entire route plan for this.
Through this roadshow, Modi will connect with voters from all 14 assembly constituencies of Patna: Bankipur, Patna Sahib, Digha, Kumhrar, Maner, Bikram, Barh, Bakhtiyarpur, Mokama, Fatuha, Phulwari, Masaurhi, Danapur, and Paliganj. During this, the Prime Minister will greet people from an open truck and appeal to the public to support the NDA in the name of “development and stability.”
Dharmendra Pradhan Reviews Preparations
BJP election in-charge Dharmendra Pradhan reviewed the preparations for the roadshow with top leaders in Patna on Sunday. He held coordination meetings with local party workers and administrative officials to ensure there are no lapses regarding security, traffic, and crowd control. State BJP President Dilip Jaiswal stated that Prime Minister Modi's roadshow would be historic and would set an example of his direct dialogue with the people of Bihar. He also informed that on the same day, November 2, PM Modi would address two large rallies in Nawada and Arrah.
The BJP claims that in the 2025 elections, the NDA will break a two-decade record and form a government with a full majority in Bihar. According to party leaders, the public is now trusting the “double-engine government” development model. Union Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP President JP Nadda, and several senior leaders are scheduled to hold more than 60 public meetings and roadshows in various districts of Bihar in the coming weeks.
