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PATNA: BJP on Friday won seven of nine seats of Bihar Legislative Council for which results were officially declared by 3pm. Two seats were won by the ruling JD(U).

Results for the remaining 15 seats are awaited.

BJP candidates registered victory from Aurangabad, Rohtas-cum-Kaimur, Saran, Gopalganj, Darbhanga, Samastipur and Purnia-cum-Kushanganj seats. The JD candidates — Reena Devi and Dinesh Prasad Singh registered victory from Nalanda and Muzaffarpur seats, respectively.

In Nalanda, the home district of Bihar CM Nitish Kumar, JD (U)'s candidate Reena Devi alias Reena Yadav defeated Ranjit Singh alias Ranjit 'Don' who was arrested by the CBI for his alleged role in leaking question papers of CAT, AIIMS and CBSE medical entrance examinations in 2003. Ranjit's real name is Kumar Suman Singh.

In Aurangabad, BJP's candidate Ranjan Kumar Singh (BJP) defeated Vinay Prasad of RJD. In Saran, BJP's Sachchidanand Rai defeated council vice chairpersons and JD(U) candidate Salim Parvez.

In Rohtas, BJP's Santosh Kumar Singh defeated JD(U) Anil Singh. In Goplaganj, BJP's Aditya Narayan Pandey defeated Mahanth Satyadev Das of RJD.

In Darbhanga, BJP's Sunil Kumar Singh defeated Mishri Lal Yadav of RJD. In Samastipur, BJP'S Hari Narayan Choudhary defeated RJD's sitting candidate Roma Bharti.

In Punia-cum-Kishnaganj constituency, BJP's Dilip Kumar Jaisawal defeated Congress candidate Md Asad Imam.

BJP wins seven of nine seats of Bihar Legislative Council - The Times of India



@magudi
 
PATNA: BJP on Friday won seven of nine seats of Bihar Legislative Council for which results were officially declared by 3pm. Two seats were won by the ruling JD(U).

Results for the remaining 15 seats are awaited.

BJP candidates registered victory from Aurangabad, Rohtas-cum-Kaimur, Saran, Gopalganj, Darbhanga, Samastipur and Purnia-cum-Kushanganj seats. The JD candidates — Reena Devi and Dinesh Prasad Singh registered victory from Nalanda and Muzaffarpur seats, respectively.

In Nalanda, the home district of Bihar CM Nitish Kumar, JD (U)'s candidate Reena Devi alias Reena Yadav defeated Ranjit Singh alias Ranjit 'Don' who was arrested by the CBI for his alleged role in leaking question papers of CAT, AIIMS and CBSE medical entrance examinations in 2003. Ranjit's real name is Kumar Suman Singh.

In Aurangabad, BJP's candidate Ranjan Kumar Singh (BJP) defeated Vinay Prasad of RJD. In Saran, BJP's Sachchidanand Rai defeated council vice chairpersons and JD(U) candidate Salim Parvez.

In Rohtas, BJP's Santosh Kumar Singh defeated JD(U) Anil Singh. In Goplaganj, BJP's Aditya Narayan Pandey defeated Mahanth Satyadev Das of RJD.

In Darbhanga, BJP's Sunil Kumar Singh defeated Mishri Lal Yadav of RJD. In Samastipur, BJP'S Hari Narayan Choudhary defeated RJD's sitting candidate Roma Bharti.

In Punia-cum-Kishnaganj constituency, BJP's Dilip Kumar Jaisawal defeated Congress candidate Md Asad Imam.

BJP wins seven of nine seats of Bihar Legislative Council - The Times of India



@magudi

Legislative council :rofl:
Bhakt logic is appalling.This means shit nitish is the best cm Bihar ever had and people know it
 
One point is worth mentioning : BJP was holding 5 out of 23 seats which went for polls. Truly remarkable performance for Semifinal. With Yadav votes slipping out of Lalu's hands and educated class deserting Nitish, BJP may very well give another lesson to Nitish.
 
Legislative council :rofl:
Bhakt logic is appalling.This means shit nitish is the best cm Bihar ever had and people know it

Actually aaptards logic is appalling. It means shit as if cows and horses vote in these elections. :rofl:

Still best CM's party got only 2. Get the whiff of air. It's strongly blowing in BJP's direction. :lol:

Ye toh trailor hai, picture toh abhi baaki hai. :lol:
 
PATNA: BJP on Friday won seven of nine seats of Bihar Legislative Council for which results were officially declared by 3pm. Two seats were won by the ruling JD(U).

Results for the remaining 15 seats are awaited.

BJP candidates registered victory from Aurangabad, Rohtas-cum-Kaimur, Saran, Gopalganj, Darbhanga, Samastipur and Purnia-cum-Kushanganj seats. The JD candidates — Reena Devi and Dinesh Prasad Singh registered victory from Nalanda and Muzaffarpur seats, respectively.

In Nalanda, the home district of Bihar CM Nitish Kumar, JD (U)'s candidate Reena Devi alias Reena Yadav defeated Ranjit Singh alias Ranjit 'Don' who was arrested by the CBI for his alleged role in leaking question papers of CAT, AIIMS and CBSE medical entrance examinations in 2003. Ranjit's real name is Kumar Suman Singh.

In Aurangabad, BJP's candidate Ranjan Kumar Singh (BJP) defeated Vinay Prasad of RJD. In Saran, BJP's Sachchidanand Rai defeated council vice chairpersons and JD(U) candidate Salim Parvez.

In Rohtas, BJP's Santosh Kumar Singh defeated JD(U) Anil Singh. In Goplaganj, BJP's Aditya Narayan Pandey defeated Mahanth Satyadev Das of RJD.

In Darbhanga, BJP's Sunil Kumar Singh defeated Mishri Lal Yadav of RJD. In Samastipur, BJP'S Hari Narayan Choudhary defeated RJD's sitting candidate Roma Bharti.

In Punia-cum-Kishnaganj constituency, BJP's Dilip Kumar Jaisawal defeated Congress candidate Md Asad Imam.

BJP wins seven of nine seats of Bihar Legislative Council - The Times of India



@magudi

Mr. Modi belongs to BJP right?
 
Actually aaptards logic is appalling. It means shit as if cows and horses vote in these elections. :rofl:

Still best CM's party got only 2. Get the whiff of air. It's strongly blowing in BJP's direction. :lol:

Ye toh trailor hai, picture toh abhi baaki hai. :lol:

You crazy bhakt ji ?

The wind blowing in BJP's direction is lalit gate and vyapam wind :rofl;

We saw Mudi wave in Delhi :lol:


Pls ask your god not to campaign and embarrass himself
 
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The results were seen as a major boost for the BJP which wants to secure a majority in the assembly polls scheduled to be held later this year.

The BJP-led NDA won 13 out of 24 seats in the Bihar Legislative Council polls on Friday, dealing a major blow to the grand alliance of the ruling JD (U) and its allies the RJD and the Congress barely months ahead of the state assembly elections.

The grand alliance, which also has the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), won 10 seats while one seat was won by an Independent candidate.

The BJP won 11 seats and its ally the Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) won one seat while one seat was won by an Independent candidate supported by it. However, another BJP ally, the Rashtriya Lok Samata Party (RLSP) was routed.

The results were seen as a major boost for the BJP which wants to secure a majority in the assembly polls scheduled to be held later this year.

Soon after the results were announced wild celebrations broke out outside the offices of the BJP here, while the JD (U) and RJD offices — in the same locality — were deserted.

The ruling Janata Dal (United), which was confident of crushing the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA), won five seats, the RJD got four seats and the Congress one seat.

In the last election for the 24 seats, the JD (U) had won 10, the BJP 5, the RJD 3, the LJP 3 and Independents 3.

Polling for these seats was held on Tuesday with an estimated 94 percent voting recorded. A total of 152 contestants were in the fray for the 24 council seats.

JD (U) candidate Salim Perwej, who was deputy chairman of the council, was defeated from Chapra by the BJP’s Sachitanand Rai.
 
13 seats to NDA out of 24, Hah couldn't even secure a first division.

To all Bhakts here....

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You crazy bhakt ji ?

The wind blowing in BJP's direction is lalit gate and vyapam wind :rofl;

We saw Mudi wave in Delhi :lol:


Pls ask your god not to campaign and embarrass himself


Lol as expected you came up with aptarded logic. Vyapam or any other scam are not centere related. They were there since Congress was in power in Delhi. Lalit gate has even Sonia and her son's name , so ????
 
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