New Delhi, Nov 15 (NationPress) The BJP praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the NDA's significant victory in Bihar, while simultaneously critiquing Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. They characterized the election outcome as a clear rejection by the state's youth of immature mascots who sport T-shirts in winter, perform push-ups in the rain, and jump into fishing ponds.

BJP's Amit Malviya, aiming sharp criticisms at Gandhi without directly naming him, expressed on X, 'In this election, the youth have pronounced a decision that rises above theatrics. They have prioritized performance over pretense, substance over superficiality, and leadership over gimmicks.'

'They are not captivated by immature mascots whose claimed accomplishments involve dancing on bridges, striking poses on bikes, wearing T-shirts in winter, winking at cameras, sending flying kisses, flaunting abs, performing push-ups in the rain, or jumping into fishing ponds for attention-grabbing photo-ops,' he remarked.

Highlighting the youthful demographics of the state's population, Malviya noted that the NDA's triumph in the Bihar elections signifies the 'voice of a young, aspiring India.'

'These young individuals entrust their confidence in the vision and execution of Prime Minister Narendra Modi,' he continued.

As the head of the BJP's National Information and Technology Cell, Malviya stated in a post on X, 'Bihar has spoken - with clarity and without any doubt.'

He further asserted, 'This victory in Bihar is not only resounding but holds profound significance, emerging from one of India's youngest states. Almost forty percent of Bihar's 128 million residents are under eighteen, with an additional twenty-three percent between eighteen and twenty-nine. This represents the voice of a young, ambitious India - confident, clear, and unequivocal in its choice of leadership.'

'Bihar has proclaimed its message - loud, clear, and beyond any misinterpretation,' he emphasized.

Malviya also commented on the controversies that arose during the Bihar election campaign.

'The Bihar results have rekindled discussions about women voters. The Congress–RJD alliance not only involved the Prime Minister's mother in political mudslinging during the campaign, but their supporters now insult the women of Bihar by suggesting they have compromised their integrity,' stated Malviya.

'How can anyone seriously argue that the NDA government hasn't empowered millions of women by granting them financial independence and transforming them into micro-entrepreneurs?' Malviya questioned.

'If merely 'placing money in people's hands' guaranteed victory, then leaders like KCR in Telangana and Jagan Mohan Reddy in Andhra Pradesh would never have faced defeat. Both administrations drained state finances prior to elections. There were no objections then. No one raised concerns when Congress distributed 'guarantee cards' promising Rs 1 lakh annually to every impoverished woman ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, which they ultimately lost. Unlike Bihar, their handouts were mere doles, lacking any asset-building or income-generating initiatives,' Malviya remarked.

'In Bihar, we heard numerous tales of women acquiring goats, sewing machines, launching food stalls, grocery shops, small food-processing units, and more - all founded on genuine empowerment,' the BJP leader stated.

The NDA achieved a remarkable victory in the Bihar Assembly elections, securing 202 seats out of 243, while the Mahagathbandhan, led by Congress and the Rashtriya Janata Dal, managed to win just 35 seats.