Arriving in Patna by 11 AM, Nadda will interact with the media at the airport. Later, he will attend a program by the BJP social media cell at Rabindra Bhavan. By afternoon, he will participate in the BJP core committee meeting, where election strategies, organizational plans, and candidate discussions are expected.

In the afternoon, Nadda will visit Saran district. There, he will lay the foundation stone for a 100-bed community hospital in Masrakh. He will also attend the Bhoomi Pujan of a new hospital complex under Akhand Jyoti Eye Hospital. Senior BJP leaders will be present with him.

This Bihar visit is significant as it comes just two days before Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s trip to the state on September 15. PM Modi will inaugurate Purnia Airport, launch new train services including Vande Bharat, and dedicate key development projects to Bihar.

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Good News for Chirag Paswan

Sources suggest Chirag Paswan’s LJP (Ram Vilas) will receive the third-highest number of seats after BJP and JD(U). His independent performance in the last Assembly elections boosted his party’s bargaining power. The NDA is now set to reward him with a stronger role, highlighting his growing political influence in Bihar.

Equal Role for Allies

The BJP has clarified that leaders like Jitan Ram Manjhi and Upendra Kushwaha will also get seats according to their strength. This seat-sharing formula focuses on winning potential, considering social, political, and regional dynamics.

Final Announcement Awaited

Although the exact seat distribution numbers are yet to be revealed, the NDA’s cooperative strategy promises stability within the alliance. Once officially announced, the Bihar NDA seat sharing plan is expected to shape the state’s political narrative.

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NDA leaders said the Bihar Bandh protest is not just about an insult to Modi’s mother but to 140 crore Indians. They urged people to close shops and stay indoors as a mark of respect. The BJP’s Mahila Morcha initiated the call, stressing that the bandh would remain peaceful.

Deputy CM Samrat Choudhary, Mayor Apsara Devi, and BJP leaders joined demonstrations at key locations in Patna, including Kargil Chowk, raising slogans against Rahul Gandhi and Tejashwi Yadav. Traffic came to a standstill on important routes like Katihar–Purnia, Katihar–Manihari, and Khagaria–Begusarai. Buses stopped midway, passengers were stranded, and office-goers struggled to reach workplaces.

Protests and road blockades continued through the morning, creating a widespread impact across Bihar. Leaders confirmed the bandh would end by noon.

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