CM Samrat Choudhary congratulates BJP-NDA on bypoll wins

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CM Samrat Choudhary congratulates BJP-NDA on bypoll wins

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Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary congratulated BJP-NDA candidates on bypoll victories in Assam's Nagaon, West Bengal's Nandigram and Rejinagar, and Puducherry's Thattanchavady, crediting PM Modi, national BJP president Nitin Nabin, and grassroots workers for the sweep.

Key Takeaways

BJP-NDA won four bypolls held across Assam, West Bengal, and Puducherry on October 9, 2026 .
The winning seats are Nagaon (Lok Sabha, Assam), Nandigram and Rejinagar (assembly, West Bengal), and Thattanchavady (assembly, Puducherry).
Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary publicly credited PM Narendra Modi and BJP national president Nitin Nabin for the victories.
The wins span three states and a Union Territory, giving NDA a cross-regional boost.
CM Choudhary linked the results to the BJP's ' Viksit Bharat ' (Developed India) vision for 2047.

Four bypolls, four victories — and Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary wasted no time marking the moment. On Friday, October 9, 2026, the senior BJP leader extended congratulations to the party and NDA candidates who swept bypolls across Assam's Nagaon Lok Sabha seat, West Bengal's Nandigram and Rejinagar assembly constituencies, and Puducherry's Thattanchavady seat.

Posting in Hindi on X, CM Choudhary credited the victories to what he called the 'skilled leadership' of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the 'guidance' of national BJP president Nitin Nabin — alongside the 'tireless effort, dedication, and commitment to public service' of BJP workers on the ground.

Four seats, four states — what the sweep signals

The four bypolls spanned three states and a Union Territory, making the collective NDA performance a cross-regional data point. Nagaon is a high-stakes Lok Sabha seat in Assam, a state where BJP has built significant electoral dominance under Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma. Nandigram — the constituency synonymous with West Bengal's most bitterly contested electoral battles — and Rejinagar represent BJP's continued effort to consolidate ground in a state where it remains the primary opposition to the Trinamool Congress.

Thattanchavady in Puducherry adds a southern dimension: the Union Territory has long been a competitive multi-cornered arena, and an NDA win there carries symbolic weight for the party's southern outreach. Together, the four results hand the alliance a morale boost ahead of the next round of state assembly cycles.

Modi leadership and Nitin Nabin's name — a deliberate signal

The specific mention of BJP national president Nitin Nabin alongside PM Modi is notable. Nabin, a Bihar-origin leader elevated to the national presidency, is still cementing his organisational footprint across the party. A senior Bihar BJP figure publicly crediting Nabin's guidance in a national electoral context reinforces the new president's stature — and signals inner-party solidarity at a moment when the organisation is recalibrating under fresh leadership.

CM Choudhary closed his post with a forward-looking line: that the collective effort toward the goal of a 'Viksit Bharat' (Developed India) would continue with the same commitment. The phrase, now a formal BJP policy slogan anchored to PM Modi's 2047 vision, frames bypoll wins not as isolated results but as milestones on a longer national journey.

Four seats. Three states. One Union Territory. The NDA's geographic breadth in these bypolls is the number its campaign managers will be quoting for weeks.

Point of View

And a four-seat sweep across geographically and politically diverse arenas — from Assam's dominant BJP belt to West Bengal's fiercely contested ground and Puducherry's fluid southern politics — hands the NDA a narrative of broad-based resilience. CM Choudhary's deliberate naming of national BJP president Nitin Nabin, a Bihar-origin figure, signals inner-party choreography: credit-sharing that simultaneously elevates the new president's national profile and projects a unified Bihar-centre BJP axis. Framing the wins through the 'Viksit Bharat' slogan is textbook BJP messaging — converting electoral arithmetic into ideological momentum ahead of future state cycles.
NationPress
9 Oct 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

Which seats did BJP-NDA win in the October 2026 bypolls?
BJP-NDA won four seats: Nagaon Lok Sabha seat in Assam, Nandigram and Rejinagar assembly seats in West Bengal, and Thattanchavady assembly seat in Puducherry.
What did Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary say about the bypoll results?
CM Samrat Choudhary extended congratulations and credited the victories to PM Narendra Modi's leadership, BJP national president Nitin Nabin's guidance, and the tireless work of BJP grassroots workers.
Who is Nitin Nabin and why was he mentioned?
Nitin Nabin is the national BJP president. CM Choudhary's specific mention of him alongside PM Modi signals recognition of his organisational role and reinforces his stature as the party's new national chief.
What is the significance of the Nandigram bypoll result?
Nandigram in West Bengal is one of India's most high-profile constituencies, historically linked to intense electoral battles between BJP and Trinamool Congress, making an NDA win there symbolically significant.
What is 'Viksit Bharat' and why did CM Choudhary reference it?
'Viksit Bharat' (Developed India) is the BJP government's stated vision for India by 2047. CM Choudhary invoked it to frame the bypoll victories as part of a larger national development mission rather than isolated political wins.
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