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Union Minister Chirag Paswan’s party Lok Janshakti (Ram Vilas) will contest elections on 29 seats this time (2025). The names of which candidate will be given a chance from which seat have started appearing. After seat sharing in NDA, Chirag has got 29 seats. NDA’s joint press conference was to be held in Patna today (Monday) but due to some reason it was postponed. There is no clear reason behind this.
View seat and candidates names
Marhaura: Saif Ali Khan, son of Ayub Khan
Brahmapur: Hulas Pandey (brother of Sunil Pandey. His nephew Vishal Prashant is MLA from Tarari)
Sahebpur Kamal: Surendra Vivek
Lalganj: Rama Singh (or his daughter Shweta may fight)
Morwa: Abhay Singh
Simri Bakhtiyarpur: Sanjay Singh
Rajapakad: Son of Mrinal Paswan
Gai Ghat: Komal (daughter of MP Veena Devi)
Danapur: Randhir Yadav (son of Lalu Yadav’s brother-in-law Subhash Yadav)
Fatuha: Abhimanyu Yadav (son of Ramkripal Yadav)
Bakhri: Sanjay Paswan
Arwal: Sunil Yadav
Makhdumpur: Rani Chaudhary
Agiyaanv: Jyoti Devi
Hayaghat: Shahnawaz Ahmed Kaifi
Rajgir: Parshuram Paswan
Hilsa: Ranjit Don’s wife Kumari Deepika
Ekma: Munna
Obara: Prakash Chandra
Gaya: Shyam Dev Paswan
Kadwa: Vibhuti Paswan
Balrampur: Sangeeta Kumari
Sonbarsa: Reena Paswan
Hisua: Dhirendra Munna
Town: Shankar Jha Baba
Sugauli: (name not decided)
Sahebpur Kamal: Surendra Vivek
BJP-JDU are contesting elections on equal footing
Let us tell you that the distribution of seats in NDA took place last Sunday (October 12, 2025). It has been decided that BJP and JDU will contest on 101-101 seats. Whereas allies Ham and Rashtriya Lok Morcha have been given 6 seats each. Chirag has 29 seats in his account. Seat sharing has been announced but it is believed that Upendra Kushwaha is unhappy with six seats. He has expressed his views by continuously tweeting. On the other hand, Manjhi has also got six seats. However, he has clearly said that he will remain with NDA under any circumstances.
Also read- Candidate List: Ratneshwar Thakur from Harlakhi, Janardan Yadav from Narpatganj, 65 candidates in the second list of Jan Suraj.