Modi makes it possible: Yogi Adityanath

Bihar Assembly elections and by-polls have given hints about the future polls, said Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath after looking at the poll results.

Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said the poll results of Bihar Assembly elections and by-polls in various states have reiterated that 'Modi hai to mumkin hai'.

Interacting with the media persons at the BJP office here, he said: "Under the leadership and guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and completely setting aside all the speculation in Bihar, in today's results of Bihar and bypolls in various states, the public have proved that 'Modi hai to mumkin hai' (if there is Modi, then it is possible)".

He also said that the BJP has repeated its electoral performance of 2017.

"The BJP in this by-poll has given hints about the future polls. The party candidates in the by-elections are leading over their nearest rivals in the range of 17,000 to 32,000," he said.

Usha Sirohi of the BJP was ahead of BSP's Mohammad Yunus by 21,609 votes in Bulandshahr; while in Tundla, Prempal Singh Dhangar of BJP was leading over SP's Maharaj Singh Dhanghar by 16,744 votes.

BJP's Upendra Nath Paswan was ahead of Kripa Shankar in Ghatampur by 23,820 votes. In Deoria, Satyaprakash Mani Tripathi of the BJP defeated SP's Brahmashankar Tripathi by 20,089 votes.

SP's Lucky Yadav defeated Dhanajay Singh (independent) by 4,632 votes.

In Bangarmau, BJP's Shrikant Katiyar defeated Arti Bajpai of Congress by 31,398 votes.

Adityanath, on the occasion, also congratulated all workers of the party who, he said, brushed aside all vicious publicity, and spread information about welfare schemes of the central and state governments during COVID-19.

(with inputs from agencies)