The 2010 Bihar election delivered a historic win for the Nitish Kumar–led NDA, which at that time consisted of the JD(U) and the BJP.

The TMC MP said that the BJP’s political style — “divide and rule, intimidation, and violence” — stood in stark contrast to West Bengal’s cultural and political ethos. “Bengal will never accept the kind of politics that Mr. Modi and BJP do,” she asserted.

Chirag Paswan meets Nitish Kumar day after NDA's sweep; Kharge, Rahul discuss poll drubbingBreaking its silence a day af

A day after the ruling NDA's sweeping victory in Bihar, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday lambasted the Mahagathbandhan and said there is a 10 per cent difference between the two alliances, and voters cast their ballot on the issue of development.

The NDA registered a historic win in Bihar polls Friday. Several BJP leaders gathered at party headquarters in Delhi for the celebrations.

The BJP, led by Modi and Shah, achieved a historic win in Bihar, becoming the single largest party. The NDA secured a strong victory, attributed to effective strategy, Modi's campaign, and a focus on development,

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected at BJP HQ in Delhi after Bihar Assembly election results show NDA leading with 166 seats, signalling another victory in the state.

In the 2025 Bihar Assembly elections, the NDA, led by the BJP, achieved a decisive mandate and poised to win over 200 of the 243 seats., India News, Times Now

West Bengal Minister Shashi Panja has criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his recent remark that the "Ganga flows from Bihar to Bengal", telling him not to be under any "illusion". Panja accused the Prime Minister of insulting the women of West Bengal and alleged that the Centre has blocked funds meant for the state government.

The joy of BJP workers and leaders was not unfounded: latest trends show the BJP winning in 91 seats—the single largest party thus far—and the saffron outfit-led NDA could well beat its 2010 record, when it secured 206 seats.

PM Modi will address BJP workers as NDA leads in Bihar elections, with Nitish Kumar's governance gaining voter trust for a potential historic victory.