PM Modi interacts with NDA women workers in Bihar, urges boosting voter turnout, criticizes opposition, and predicts historic NDA victory in 2025 elections.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday interacted virtually with women workers of the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in Bihar, ahead of the first phase of the 2025 assembly elections. The session was conducted under the BJP’s flagship initiative “Mera Booth, Sabse Majboot”, aimed at strengthening grassroots-level outreach and increasing voter participation.

During the interaction, PM Modi emphasized the pivotal role of women in the electoral process and urged them to actively encourage voter turnout. He highlighted the NDA government’s commitment to improving the ease of living for women and empowering them across the state. “We must ensure that the NDA receives the support and votes of every woman in Bihar,” he said.

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Criticism of Opposition and ‘Jungle Raj’ Comment

The Prime Minister also targeted opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi and Tejashwi Yadav, accusing them of hurting public sentiments. He specifically criticized Rahul Gandhi for allegedly disrespecting “Chhathi Maiya,” urging Bihar voters to give a strong response to such actions.

PM Modi made a pointed reference to the opposition’s governance record, terming it as “Jungle Raj,” and confidently predicted a decisive NDA victory. “The people of Bihar have made up their minds to make the NDA victorious and break the record of the past 20 years. Those responsible for the so-called Jungle Raj will witness their biggest defeat. The state’s development can only move forward under the NDA,” he added.

Women as Catalysts for Change

Highlighting the critical role of women party workers, the Prime Minister encouraged them to take the lead in mobilizing voters, particularly at the booth level. The BJP believes women’s participation can significantly strengthen the NDA’s outreach and ensure maximum voter engagement during the elections.

The virtual interaction reflects the BJP’s strategic push to consolidate support among women voters in Bihar, a demographic considered decisive for the upcoming assembly polls.