Patna: Even though the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) majority is seen in the early stages of the Bihar assembly election vote counting, the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), which is involved in the Grand Alliance, has not yet left the way. RJD spokesman Manoj Jha said, "the exit poll will turn into a mutual vote. Now, there are only trends, the Grand Alliance will go up to 122."

Talking to the press, Jha has made this statement. RJD MP Jha said that Bihar will become young CM. He said that wait till 7 o'clock in the night and everything will be cleared. In Bihar, counting of votes for 243 seats is continuing in the initial trends in which NDA is looking forward to 124 seats while the Grand Alliance is leading in 107 seats.

Vasistha Narayan Singh, President of JD(U) state unit, told the press, "I have been saying for a long time that NDA will form a government under the leadership of Nitish Kumar in the state. The opposition has launched a campaign to mislead the voters. When asked who would lead the government from the BJP or JD (U), he said PM Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah and BJP president J P Nadda have said on several occasions who will form the government. The government will be under the leadership of Nitish Kumar.

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