Patna, Oct 12 (NationPress) The NDA’s campaign machinery has surged back into action, with its allies celebrating in high spirits. The seat-sharing arrangement for the 2025 Bihar Assembly elections is now firmly established, indicating that the alliance is not just prepared — it’s rejuvenated, reenergized, and exuding confidence.

The announcement, shared in synchronized bursts across various social media platforms, resembled a triumphant victory announcement rather than a mere political update. Union Minister and Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) President Chirag Paswan ignited excitement on X with a post that felt like a battle cry: “Bihar is ready, NDA government again, this time with full force, with Bihar First, Bihari First.”

He revealed the specifics: both BJP and JD-U will contest 101 seats each, while LJP (Ram Vilas) will secure 29, and RLM and HAM will each take six.

Not to be overshadowed, Rashtriya Lok Morcha (RLM) chief Upendra Kushwaha enthusiastically stated that the seat-sharing decision was “unanimous and joyful.”

His message was clear: the NDA is not only aligned but also energized. Meanwhile, BJP National General Secretary Vinod Tawde concluded with a tone of disciplined enthusiasm.

“The organized and dedicated NDA,” he wrote, “has finalized the seat distribution in a cordial atmosphere by mutual consent.”

Tawde’s post confirmed the same figures and added that all allies are “gearing up” for a vigorous campaign.

JD-U’s National Executive President Sanjay Kumar Jha emphasized the alliance's commitment, declaring that they are “determined and united to make Nitish Kumar the Chief Minister again with a thumping majority.”

His message resonated with party loyalists, strengthening the narrative of continuity and power. The atmosphere within NDA ranks is charged. This is not merely a seat-sharing agreement — it is a bold declaration of intent.

The alliance has replaced hesitation with harmony, shifting from internal negotiations to external mobilization.

With the arithmetic in place, the NDA is set to inundate Bihar with rallies, slogans, and promises — all under the banner of unity and resurgence.

Bihar’s electoral landscape has always been influenced by coalition dynamics. The NDA’s recent seat-sharing formula not only reflects tactical balance but also a collective ambition to dominate the upcoming elections.

Considering caste dynamics, regional allegiances, and development narratives, the alliance’s initial display of unity could become its most significant asset. The countdown has begun — and the NDA is already racing ahead.