Modi and Yogi Shines in Bihar Ection – Modi and Yogi's influence in more than hundred seats in Bihar, the effect remains

The results of Bihar elections have proved the influence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Chief Minister of the state Yogi Adityanath with popularity and hold-up in public. It has been told that the trust of Modi in the public is fully maintained, on the other hand, the impact of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's work and his popularity is increasing continuously in other states along with Uttar Pradesh. In the Bihar results, Modi and Yogi were seen in most of the seats there. Modi held 12 and Yogi held 19 sabhas, which brought about 176 seats under his influence. 109 of which hoisted the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) flag.

NDA on 59 out of 101 seats under Modi's publicity effect

According to the information, Prime Minister Modi held a total of 12 rallies in four days in Bihar elections. On 23 October, he held meetings in Sasaram, Gaya, Bhagalpur. In the second tour, on 28 October, he held rallies in Darbhanga, Muzaffarpur and Patna. In the third round on 1 November, the Prime Minister addressed the meetings of East Champaran, Chapra and Samastipur. In the fourth phase of the tour, on 3 November, he held public meetings in West Champaran, Saharsa and Farbisganj in the seats falling in the final phase. If the areas around Modi's 12 rallies were added in four phases, 101 seats came into effect. Of these, NDA candidates won on 59.

Yogi's storm destroyed many strongholds of RJD and Congress

Despite his own reputation in the by-elections for seven assembly seats in Uttar Pradesh, he took over the responsibility of the meetings of Bihar on the overwhelming demand of NDA candidates. Had 19 quick meetings. Under whose influence more than 75 assembly constituencies of 17 districts of Bihar came. Out of these, NDA candidates won about 50 seats and Yogi's storm destroyed many strongholds of Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) and Congress.

Effect of tempering from Ram temple to Article 370

Chief Minister Yogi made a big issue of removing Article 370 in Ayodhya or Ram Temple Shilan Yas and J&K Mir along with attacking the Rashtriya Janata Dal and Congress over Jungle Raj and corruption. Yogi worked to mobilize especially Hindu youths with the NDA by expelling intruders from Seemanchal's public meetings and slapping against religious fatwas. The effect of which was seen in the results.

Success of meetings

Yogi held public meetings in Ramgarh, Arwal, Rohtas's Karakat, Jamui, Bhojpur's Tarari and Patna's Paliganj on 20 and 21 October, pushing the opposition to the back foot. NDA candidates won here. After this, on 28 and 29 October, a large crowd gathered at the public meetings of Yogi's Goriakothi of Siwan, Govindganj of East Champaran, Chanpatia of West Champaran, Darunda of Sewar, Lalganj of Vaishali, Jhanjharpur in Madhubani and the victory of NDA candidates. Granted. On 2 November, Yogi held a rally in West Champaran in Val Miki Nagar, Raqaul, Sitamarhi, and on 4 November held Katihar, Madisubani's Bis Fei, Darbhanga's Kewati and Saharsa's Simri Bakhtiarpur assembly seats. The Yogi meetings also had an impact on the adjoining seats and the NDA won.

The results of Bihar elections have proved the influence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Chief Minister of the state Yogi Adityanath with popularity and hold-up in public. It has been told that the trust of Modi in the public is fully maintained, on the other hand, the impact of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's work and his popularity is increasing continuously in other states along with Uttar Pradesh. In the Bihar results, Modi and Yogi were seen in most of the seats there. Modi held 12 and Yogi held 19 sabhas, which brought about 176 seats under his influence. 109 of which hoisted the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) flag.

NDA on 59 out of 101 seats under Modi's publicity effect

According to the information, Prime Minister Modi held a total of 12 rallies in four days in Bihar elections. On 23 October, he held meetings in Sasaram, Gaya, Bhagalpur. In the second tour, on 28 October, he held rallies in Darbhanga, Muzaffarpur and Patna. In the third round on 1 November, the Prime Minister addressed the meetings of East Champaran, Chapra and Samastipur. In the fourth phase of the tour, on 3 November, he held public meetings in West Champaran, Saharsa and Farbisganj in the seats falling in the final phase. If the areas around Modi's 12 rallies were added in four phases, 101 seats came into effect. Of these, NDA candidates won on 59.

Yogi's storm destroyed many strongholds of RJD and Congress

Despite his own reputation in the by-elections for seven assembly seats in Uttar Pradesh, he took over the responsibility of the meetings of Bihar on the overwhelming demand of NDA candidates. Had 19 quick meetings. Under whose influence more than 75 assembly constituencies of 17 districts of Bihar came. Out of these, NDA candidates won about 50 seats and Yogi's storm destroyed many strongholds of Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) and Congress.

Effect of tempering from Ram temple to Article 370

Chief Minister Yogi made a big issue of removing Article 370 in Ayodhya or Ram Temple Shilan Yas and J&K Mir along with attacking the Rashtriya Janata Dal and Congress over Jungle Raj and corruption. Yogi worked to mobilize especially Hindu youths with the NDA by expelling intruders from Seemanchal's public meetings and slapping against religious fatwas. The effect of which was seen in the results.

Success of meetings

Yogi held public meetings in Ramgarh, Arwal, Rohtas's Karakat, Jamui, Bhojpur's Tarari and Patna's Paliganj on 20 and 21 October and pushed the opposition to the back foot. NDA candidates won here. After this, on 28 and 29 October, a large crowd gathered at the public meetings of Yogi's Goriakothi of Siwan, Govindganj of East Champaran, Chanpatia of West Champaran, Darunda of Sewar, Lalganj of Vaishali, Jhanjharpur in Madhubani and the victory of NDA candidates. Granted. On 2 November, Yogi held a rally in West Champaran in Val Miki Nagar, Raqaul, Sitamarhi, and on 4 November held Katihar, Madisubani's Bis Fei, Darbhanga's Kewati and Saharsa's Simri Bakhtiarpur assembly seats. The Yogi meetings also had an impact on the adjoining seats and the NDA won.