 Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 14: BJP J&K spokesperson Gaurav Gupta, said the twin victories in Bihar and Nagrota reflect a "nationwide march toward a Congress-Mukt Bharat" powered by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's credibility and connect with the people.
"This election proves that India believes in Modi's honesty and rejects Congress' hypocrisy. India trusts Modi's leadership, vision and integrity. We are moving towards a Congress-Mukt Bharat and a Modi-yukt Bharat.", said Gourav Gupta
Gupta said the mandate delivered across the two states is "not just electoral arithmetic but a historic political message," asserting that voters have rejected what he described as Congress's "fabricated allegations, negativity and credibility crisis," and have instead reaffirmed their trust in Modi's leadership.
"The NDA's landslide mandate in Bihar and the BJP's decisive victory in the Nagrota by-poll have once again underlined Prime Minister Narendra Modi's unmatched political dominance," Gaurav said.
Gupta said the verdict is a "direct rebuttal" to what he called the Congress party's "fabricated allegations and credibility deficit," insisting the results reaffirm that Modi's leadership remains the most trusted force in national politics.
"The people have spoken loudly again," Gupta said. "Despite months of false accusations and negativity from Congress and Rahul Gandhi, the nation has once more placed its complete faith in Prime Minister Modi. His magic is unstoppable, his mandate unshakeable."
With the NDA crossed the historic 200-seat mark in Bihar, one of the largest mandates in the state's electoral history, Gupta said the victory reflects "a tidal wave of trust" in Modi's development-driven governance model.
"When an alliance crosses 200 in a 243-member Assembly, it is no longer just an election result," he said. "It is a people's movement, a mass endorsement of Modi's vision for a Viksit Bharat."
Turning to Jammu & Kashmir, Gupta said BJP candidate Devyani Rana's commanding win in Nagrota further demonstrates that Modi's message "cuts through every political barrier geography, caste, community and propaganda." He accused the Opposition, particularly National Conference and his alliance patterns, of being "out of touch, out of ideas, and out of credibility."
"National Conference appeared in Nagrota only with speeches - no work, no roadmap, no results," he said. "People compared that with Modi's model new roads, new jobs, new infrastructure. The choice was obvious."
Gupta said the back-to-back verdicts are a "political reminder" that voters consistently reward performance and stability, not "empty accusations and outdated politics."
"From the battleground of Bihar to the strategic constituency of Nagrota, the heartbeat of the voter is the same, it beats for Modi," he said. "He delivers on promises. He stands by commitments. He puts the nation first."
Calling the results "a referendum on credibility," Gupta added that the Opposition's narrative has collapsed under its own weight. "Today's mandate proves one thing," he said adding that "Modi doesn't just win elections he wins trust and that trust is the most powerful mandate a leader can ever receive." |
