The Samrat Choudhary NDA government swearing-in took place on 15 April in Patna, marking a major political change in Bihar. BJP leader Samrat Choudhary became the Chief Minister, while two senior JD(U) leaders took oath as Deputy Chief Ministers.
The ceremony was held at Lok Bhavan around 11 a.m. Governor Syed Ata Hasanain administered the oath to Samrat Choudhary. Along with him, JD(U) leaders Bijendra Prasad Yadav and Vijay Kumar Choudhary took oath as deputy chief ministers.
Interestingly, only three leaders took oath during this first ceremony. The NDA alliance plans to expand the cabinet later and include ministers from BJP, JD(U), LJP-Ram Vilas, HAM, and other allies.
This moment is historic because Samrat Choudhary became the first BJP leader to serve as Chief Minister of Bihar. His leadership signals a new phase in the state’s politics.
The Samrat Choudhary NDA government swearing-in is expected to shape the new government structure in the coming weeks as more ministers join the cabinet.
