By Admin 
After the second phase of voting in Bihar elections, according to the exit polls from different agencies, the NDA government seems to be formed, while the Grand Alliance is facing a crushing defeat. Samajwadi Party’s National General Secretary Ram Gopal Yadav’s first reaction on this exit poll has come to light.
Ram Gopal Yadav has described all exit polls as sponsored. He said that all these exit polls were giving only one seat to Samajwadi Party at the time of Lok Sabha elections. He said that SP won 37 seats in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. The SP leader said, ‘Bihar’s exit polls have been conducted with the intention of creating psychological pressure on officials and inducing dishonesty. The leaders and workers of the Grand Alliance should not be demoralized.
All exit polls are sponsored. At the time of Lok Sabha elections, he was giving one seat to Samajwadi Party in UP and SP won 37 seats. The exit polls of Bihar have been conducted with the intention of creating psychological pressure on the officials and forcing them to commit dishonesty. The leaders and workers of the Grand Alliance should not be demoralized.…
—Prof. Ram Gopal Yadav (@proframgopalya1) November 11, 2025
SP General Secretary predicted that Tejashwi Yadav is going to become the Chief Minister. Appealing to the Grand Alliance workers, he said that they should monitor the EVMs and be extremely careful in counting. Don’t let votes be stolen.
Which party is getting how many seats in the exit poll?
Agencies have released exit polls on Bihar elections. NDA seems to be getting majority in most of the cases. If we look at the poll of polls, NDA government can be formed again in Bihar. In this, NDA may get 131-157 seats, Grand Alliance may get 80-93 seats and others may get 3-6 seats.
The results of exit polls of 11 agencies have also come out. Nitish Kumar’s government can be formed again in Bihar. According to the exit poll of MATRIZE-IANS, NDA is getting 147-167 seats in Bihar.
Grand alliance may get 70-90 seats and others may get 2-6 seats. According to CHANAKAYA STRATEGIES, NDA will get 130-138 seats and Grand Alliance will get 100-108 seats. Apart from this, others are seen getting 3-5 seats.
According to POLSTRAT survey, NDA is likely to get 133-148 seats, Grand Alliance is likely to get 87-102 seats and others are likely to get 3-5 seats.