By Admin 
The most talked about star campaigner from NDA in the Bihar Assembly elections 2025 was Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. In just 10 days, he registered his presence in 31 assembly constituencies. Somewhere there was a public meeting, somewhere a road show and somewhere a street march. The special thing is that in many of the seats where Yogi Adityanath’s rallies or road shows were held, BJP is maintaining a strong lead.
CM Yogi started his campaign in Bihar from 16 October. After this, he held rallies for 10 consecutive days in different districts of Darbhanga, Gaya, Bhojpur, Saran, Mithila, Seemanchal and Magadh. His road show in Darbhanga was very much discussed, where the enthusiasm of the people was visible.
In this entire campaign, Yogi sought votes for 43 candidates of BJP, JDU, LJP (Ram Vilas), HAM and Rashtriya Lok Morcha and directly attacked the opposition in every rally.
Wherever Yogi Adityanath’s rally took place, BJP was ahead.
Where Yogi campaigned and in the current trends BJP is seen ahead.
jamui– Shreyasi Singh
BJP candidate Shreyasi Singh has a strong lead of 34,376 votes with 75,453 votes.
Taraari– vast pacific
BJP candidate’s share is 63,110 votes, lead is 9,197.
Munger– Kumar Pranay
BJP candidate’s lead is big – 16,216.
Muzaffarpur- Ranjan Kumar
BJP’s lead 18,826, votes 60,734.
Arwal– Manoj Kumar
Increase of 4,736 votes.
Danapur– Ram Kripal Yadav
BJP’s Ram Kripal Yadav is ahead with 93,599 votes and a lead of 18,018.
Sarhasa– Alok Ranjan
Lead of 11,225.
buxar– Anand Mishra
A huge increase of 22,429.
Chhatapur– Neeraj Kumar Singh
45,614 votes, lead 6,237.
Narpatganj– Devanti Yadav
BJP’s slight lead – 1,104.
sikti– Vijay Kumar Mandal
Great increase of 25,575.
avoidance– Gayatri Devi
Ahead by 6,999 votes.
Chanpatia– Umakant Singh
52,495 votes, lead 2,493.
Motihari– Pramod Kumar
56,581 votes, ahead 11,367.
Gaya Town– Prem Kumar
One of the heaviest leads was 20,316.
Aurangabad– Trivikram Narayan Singh
An increase of 3,185.
Osama Shahab on Raghunathpur seat, Yogi magic did not work
However, in Raghunathpur seat, not BJP but RJD’s Osama Shahab is leading. He got 58,399 votes and his lead is 16,894. But the mention of this seat is important because Yogi Adityanath had made a scathing attack on Osama Shahab in his rally and called it a fight of “law and order versus crime politics”. His comment made a lot of headlines in the election field.
Yogi’s rallies made an impact in the elections
BJP leaders claim that the presence of Yogi Adityanath created a combination of Hindutva + development, due to which voters inclined towards NDA on a large scale. In many seats, where the competition was tough, the equations changed after Yogi’s entry and now BJP is in a strong lead in those areas.
Although it will be clear only after the final results how much impact it had, but looking at the crowd at the rallies and the voting trend, it definitely seems that Yogi Adityanath has proved to be one of the most effective star campaigners for Bihar NDA.