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Samrat Choudhary Sworn In as Bihar Chief Minister
✍️ DD News
🗓 23 Jul 2026, 11:03 AM
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Samrat Choudhary of the Bharatiya Janata Party was sworn in as the new Chief Minister of Bihar on Tuesday, following the party’s victory in the state elections.
On Tuesday, the Bharatiya Janata Party’s Samrat Choudhary was formally inducted as the Chief Minister of Bihar after his party secured a decisive win in the state elections. The oath‑taking ceremony took place at the state assembly in Patna, where Choudhary pledged to uphold the Constitution and work towards the development of Bihar.
Choudhary, who has been a prominent figure in Bihar politics, will now lead the state’s executive branch and oversee the implementation of government policies. The transition follows the resignation of the previous administration, marking a new chapter for the state’s political landscape.
The ceremony was attended by senior political leaders, members of the legislative assembly, and various dignitaries. Choudhary’s appointment is seen as a continuation of the Bharatiya Janata Party’s agenda to focus on infrastructure, education, and economic growth in Bihar.
Observers note that the new government will face the challenge of delivering on promises made during the campaign, particularly in rural development and public service delivery. The administration’s performance will be closely monitored by both the electorate and opposition parties.
Choudhary, who has been a prominent figure in Bihar politics, will now lead the state’s executive branch and oversee the implementation of government policies. The transition follows the resignation of the previous administration, marking a new chapter for the state’s political landscape.
The ceremony was attended by senior political leaders, members of the legislative assembly, and various dignitaries. Choudhary’s appointment is seen as a continuation of the Bharatiya Janata Party’s agenda to focus on infrastructure, education, and economic growth in Bihar.
Observers note that the new government will face the challenge of delivering on promises made during the campaign, particularly in rural development and public service delivery. The administration’s performance will be closely monitored by both the electorate and opposition parties.