Patna: A new chapter in Bihar’s politics began as Samrat Choudhary addressed the media for the first time after taking oath as the state’s 24th Chief Minister.
In his inaugural remarks, he sought to reassure citizens that governance under his leadership would continue along the same developmental path charted by his predecessors.
Speaking with clarity and confidence, the Chief Minister said, “I have assumed the office of Chief Minister today for the prosperity of Bihar. I have begun working for Bihar starting this very day. Rest completely assured—the ‘Narendra Modi and Nitish Model’ will prevail in Bihar.”
His statement underscored continuity in governance, aligning the state’s future roadmap with the leadership models of Narendra Modi and Nitish Kumar.
Soon after the swearing-in ceremony at Lok Bhawan, Samrat Choudhary took to X to share his commitment.
In a solemn message, he wrote that he had taken the oath in the name of God and pledged that every step of his tenure would be dedicated to the development and prosperity of Bihar.
Referring to the people of the state as akin to deities, he emphasised that upholding their trust would remain his foremost priority.
Expressing gratitude for the new responsibility, he acknowledged the support and guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, former Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, and the broader NDA leadership.
He reaffirmed his resolve to build a strong and empowered Bihar under their collective guidance.
In a gesture reflecting political continuity and respect, Samrat Choudhary also responded to Nitish Kumar’s congratulatory message.
He credited Nitish Kumar’s tenure with laying a strong foundation of development, governance, and stability in Bihar, and pledged to carry that legacy forward.
“This responsibility is the result of our collective resolve and the hard work of the NDA,” he stated, adding that with the support and blessings of the people and leadership alike, he would work with sincerity and dedication to take Bihar to new heights of progress.
The Chief Minister’s initial remarks clearly signal a governance approach rooted in continuity, coordination, and commitment—setting the tone for the new administration as it begins its journey.
(IANS)
