Celebrations Outside JDU Office In Bihar As NDA Past Half-Way Mark In Leads
The counting for the 243-seat Bihar assembly is currently underway at 55 centres on Tuesday. The state voted in three rounds from October 28 to November 7. As leads from the counting of votes in Bihar showed the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) ahead and widening the gap with the opposition, the BJP, JD(U) held off on the victory celebrations that usually start when it crosses the majority mark in leads, or when it is at least in striking distance of power.
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Celebrations outside JD(U) office in Patna as the latest trends show NDA leading -
Members of BJP Mahila Morcha play dholak, celebrate with 'gulal' as latest trends show NDA leading over Mahagathbandhan -
BJP workers celebrate the NDA's lead in Bihar Assembly elections and party's lead in UP Assembly bypolls in Varanasi -
RJD chief Lalu Yadav, who is serving a jail term in a fodder scam case and undergoing treatment at RIMS, speaks on the phone during counting -
A BJP supporter blows a conch shell, others cheer at party office as NDA is leading as per the latest Election Commission trends -
NDA supporters flash victory signs as they celebrate the alliance's lead during counting of votes in Patna -
Janata Dal (United) supporters react as officials count votes -
CRPF personnel conduct a flag march during counting in Patna -
Election officials count votes at a centre in Patna on counting day of Bihar Assembly polls
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