BJP’s Dullu Mahato Emerges Victorious in Dhanbad Lok Sabha Seat

Party Workers Celebrate with Firecrackers and Slogans, Express Gratitude to Voters

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate Dullu Mahato has secured a resounding victory in the Dhanbad Lok Sabha constituency, leading to jubilant celebrations among party workers gathered outside the counting center.

DHANBAD – As the news of Dullu Mahato’s triumph spread, BJP supporters erupted in joy, bursting firecrackers and chanting "Jai Shri Ram" slogans, filling the entire area with a festive atmosphere.

In contrast, a somber mood prevailed in the camp of Congress candidate Anupama Singh, who faced defeat in the closely contested election.

The team spoke with Bokaro MLA Viranchi Narayan, who was present at the venue.

Narayan congratulated the people of the Dhanbad Lok Sabha constituency for their support and attributed the victory to the tireless efforts of the party workers.

He stated, "The workers worked hard with all their heart and soul, and this victory is the result of the unexpected votes they have received in every assembly."

Addressing Pre-Election Confusion and Party Unity

When questioned about the reported confusion among BJP workers regarding the candidate selection before the Lok Sabha elections, MLA Biranchi Narayan dismissed the concerns.

He asserted that those who raised such issues were never true well-wishers of the party and emphasized that once the party had chosen Dhullu Mahato as the candidate, all members stood united behind him.

Narayan added, "Those who did not support the party’s decision need to introspect."

Nirsa MLA Aparna Sen Gupta also expressed her happiness over Dhullu Mahato’s victory, acknowledging the challenging circumstances faced during the elections.

She praised the unwavering support of the party workers and thanked them for their dedication in conveying the Prime Minister’s development work to the people.

Throughout the vote counting process, Dhullu Mahato maintained a consistent lead, fueling the enthusiasm of the workers who gathered outside the counting venue, raising slogans in support of their candidate.