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Bihar election dates have been announced, but till now neither the grand alliance nor the distribution of seats has been done between the parties included in the NDA. A tug-of-war is being seen over seats between the parties involved in both the alliances. On one hand, Tejashwi Yadav is going to hold a meeting with the Congress high command in Delhi, while on the other hand, HAM patron Jitan Ram Manjhi is not ready to contest elections on less than 15 seats. He has submitted his list of seats to the BJP high command.
Patron of Hindustani Awam Morcha and Union Minister Jitan Manjhi has informed the top leadership of BJP about its preferred seats. Along with this, Manjhi has made it clear that he will not leave his sitting seat Sikandra Imamganj for Chirag Paswan’s party. The list of seats submitted by Jitan Ram includes seats like Barachatti, Imamganj, Sikandra, Makhdumpur, Kutumba, Kasba, Bodhgaya, Atri, Guraru, Bakhri, Simri, Bakhtiyarpur. HAM has said that to achieve the status of a state party, it needs to win at least eight seats. Therefore, the party should be given at least 15 seats so that it can get the status of a state party.
bihar assembly election date
Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 will be completed in two phases. The first phase of voting will be held on 6 November and the second phase of voting will be held on 11 November 2025. At the same time, the results of the elections will be declared on 14 November. Earlier, the Election Commission said that this time special preparations have been made regarding security arrangements in Bihar. The Commission said that any kind of violence will not be tolerated in the elections.
Total 7.43 crore voters in Bihar
CEC Gyanesh Kumar said that there are a total of 7 crore 43 lakh voters in Bihar. These include 3.92 crore male voters, 3.50 crore female voters and 1,725 third gender voters. Apart from this, there are about 7.2 lakh disabled voters in Bihar, while 4.04 lakh senior citizens are above 85 years of age. Interestingly, 14 thousand voters are above 100 years of age and about 14 lakh young voters will cast their vote for the first time. It is clear from these figures that this time the role of both young and senior voters is going to be important in the elections.
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