Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta today joined the NDA election campaign in Bihar. She asserted that visible progress has been achieved in Bihar under the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government, and continuity of this governance is vital for the state's sustained growth.

Addressing a public meeting after attending the filing of nomination by Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sinha from Lakhisarai, Gupta said she had come to Bihar to witness the pace of development taking place across the state.

Bihar's development is visible everywhere, Gupta said, adding that she was here to be a part of this transformation and to contribute to the progress that is underway.

Bihar will continue to move forward on the path of development in the coming days, she said.

Gupta claimed that the overwhelming enthusiasm among the people indicates strong support for the NDA.

"The mood of Bihar's people reflects confidence in the leadership and vision of the NDA," she said, expressing confidence that the alliance is heading towards a decisive victory in the upcoming Assembly elections.

Gupta was also present at the filing of nomination by BJP candidate Sunil Kumar from Biharsharif and addressed a public gathering there.

Meanwhile, Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya, addressing an election rally in Darbhanga, said that Bihar no longer needs to look back.

The people of Bihar have already tasted the fruits of development under NDA rule and have experienced what good governance truly means, Maurya said, appealing to voters to ensure the return of the NDA government in the state.

Apart from Vijay Sinha and Sunil Kumar, BJP candidates Mithilesh Tiwari from Baikunthpur, Sanjay Saraogi from Darbhanga, Lakhendra Kumar Roshan from Patepur, and Sanjeev Chaurasia from Digha also filed their nomination papers during the day for the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections.