PM Modi Hails BJP-NDA Wins in Nagaon, Nandigram, Reginagar
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Key Takeaways
Three by-election results — one Lok Sabha seat in Assam and two Assembly constituencies in West Bengal — delivered a fresh mandate to the BJP-NDA on Friday, 9 October 2026, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi moved quickly to frame the verdict as a public endorsement of his alliance's governance record.
Writing in Bengali on X, the Prime Minister expressed 'heartfelt gratitude to the people for their uninterrupted blessings,' adding that the results from Nagaon Lok Sabha constituency in Assam and the Nandigram and Reginagar Assembly constituencies in West Bengal 'have once again proven the deep connect of the people with BJP-NDA's good-governance agenda.'
Nandigram and Reginagar: BJP plants its flag in Mamata country
West Bengal has long been the toughest terrain for the BJP outside its Hindi-heartland strongholds. Victories in Nandigram — a constituency historically tied to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's own political identity — and Reginagar carry symbolic weight well beyond the seat count. The wins suggest the party's organisational push in the state, amplified by what Modi called the 'tireless hard work of our dedicated karyakartas,' is yielding tangible results even in opposition-dominated pockets.
Nagaon: NDA holds the North-East fort
In Assam's Nagaon, one of the state's larger Lok Sabha constituencies with a diverse voter base, the BJP retained its position — reinforcing the NDA's near-sweep dominance in the North-East that has been a signature feature of the alliance's electoral map since 2014. Modi tagged @BJP4Assam and @BJP4Bengal directly in the post, signalling a deliberate message of shared credit to state units.
AINRC's win in Thattanchavady rounds out the NDA scoreboard
The PM also extended congratulations to the All India N.R. Congress (AINRC), the NDA's 'valued ally' in Puducherry, for winning the Thattanchavady Assembly constituency — a reminder that the NDA's by-election story on this day stretched across three states and one Union Territory simultaneously.
Modi closed his post with a forward-looking note: the mandate, he wrote, 'will give us even more strength to work tirelessly for the welfare of the people and to fulfil their aspirations for a bright and prosperous future.' For a ruling alliance mid-term, a clean sweep across geographically and culturally distinct arenas is exactly the kind of signal that reinforces momentum heading into the next electoral cycle.