CM Samrat Choudhary Hails Modi's 25 Years as Head of Government
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Twenty-five years at the helm of government — first as Chief Minister of Gujarat, then as Prime Minister of India — is a political milestone that few democracies produce. On Wednesday, October 7, 2026, Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary marked that occasion by extending congratulations to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on behalf of the people of Bihar, calling the anniversary a moment of pride for every Indian.
Posting under the hashtag #25YearsOfSeva, CM Choudhary wrote — 'जनसेवा से राष्ट्रसेवा' ('From service to the people, to service of the nation') — framing Modi's quarter-century in elected executive office as a journey guided by the principle of 'Nation First'. He described the milestone as an 'ऐतिहासिक उपलब्धि' — a historic achievement — and conveyed heartfelt congratulations and good wishes from Bihar.
Twenty-Five Years of Elected Executive Office
Narendra Modi first assumed executive office as Chief Minister of Gujarat in October 2001, a position he held across three consecutive terms until 2014, when he led the Bharatiya Janata Party to a landmark national mandate and was sworn in as Prime Minister of India. He was re-elected as Prime Minister in 2019 and again in 2024, making him one of the longest-serving heads of government in independent India's history. The 25-year mark, falling in October 2026, has prompted tributes from across the BJP's leadership network.
Bihar's Voice in a National Chorus of Tributes
Samrat Choudhary, a senior BJP leader who leads the National Democratic Alliance government in Bihar, positioned his message explicitly as speaking for the state — 'बिहार की जनता की ओर से' ('on behalf of the people of Bihar'). The framing underscores Bihar's significance within the NDA ecosystem: the state delivers a substantial bloc of Lok Sabha seats and has been a consistent pillar of the alliance's national electoral arithmetic.
The tribute reflects the broader party-wide commemoration of Modi's governance anniversary, with BJP leaders at the state level amplifying the message to regional audiences — translating a national milestone into local political resonance.
Twenty-five years is not a number that arrives quietly in Indian politics. How the next chapter is written will be watched just as closely.