The first session of the 18th Assembly of Bihar began on Monday (December 01, 2025) with the swearing-in of newly elected MLAs. Protem Speaker Narendra Narayan Yadav, appointed by Governor Arif Mohammad Khan, administered the oath to the newly elected members of the House. The formats of the oath were made available to all the MLAs of the 243-member House of Bihar in five languages, Hindi, English, Sanskrit, Urdu and Maithili. While taking oath, Vibha Devi, JDU MLA from Nawada and wife of strongman Rajballabh Yadav, got stuck several times.

JDU MLA calls oath continuous

Vibha Devi’s video has started going viral on social media. Vibha Devi was somehow reciting the oath in the House. Meanwhile, he asked MLA Manorama Devi sitting nearby to tell him. Department Devi said the oath continuously.

Vibha Devi said in the house – ‘Don’t say anything…’

While reciting the oath, Vibha Devi said, “I always pray to God…” During this, she said to the JDU MLA Manorama Devi sitting nearby, “Don’t speak small…” When Vibha Devi was stumbling intermittently while reciting the oath, Manorama Devi helped her in between.

JDU MLA from Nawada Vibha Devi got stuck several times while reading the affidavit in Bihar Assembly. He sought help from MLA Manorama Devi sitting nearby and on her prompting, somehow completed the oath in broken words. Bahubali is the wife of Rajballabh Yadav.#BiharAssembly #VibhaDevi @Jduonline pic.twitter.com/NUUf9xJzex

— Sonukumar (@Sonu_2611) December 1, 2025

Who took oath in which language?

On the other hand, other MLAs in the House took oath in different languages. Many MLAs coming from Mithilanchal region took oath in Maithili, including minister Arun Shankar Prasad and singer Maithili Thakur, the youngest MLA elected from Alinagar. Some MLAs from the minority community and members of Asaduddin Owaisi’s AIMIM took oath in Urdu.

Janata Dal (United) MLA from Sonbarsa Ratnesh Sada and some other members took oath in Sanskrit. Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) MLA Vishnu Dev Paswan took oath in English. Many MLAs raised slogans like ‘Jai Bihar’, ‘Jai Bharat’, ‘Bihar Zindabad’, ‘Seemanchal Zindabad’ and ‘Jai Bhim’ while taking the oath. Let us tell you that this is the first session of the Assembly in which the proceedings will be conducted completely through digital medium.

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BJP MLA Prem Kumar will be the speaker of the assembly. This has now been decided. Will be seen in the speaker’s chair tomorrow (Tuesday). Today (Monday) he has also filed his nomination. The opposition is supporting. The opposition has not given a candidate for the post of speaker. In such a situation, Prem Kumar’s unopposed election tomorrow is considered certain. Before assuming the post of Speaker, Prem Kumar has given a big statement.

‘Everyone’s respect will be taken care of’

While talking to ABP News on Monday (December 01, 2025), Prem Kumar said that this is a temple of democracy. Everyone’s respect will be taken care of. The House will run smoothly. Everyone will be equal for us. Everyone will be given a chance to express their views.

Prem Kumar said that I have no desire for any post. Whatever work is given, I do it honestly. Became MLA from Gaya for the 9th time. Was a minister in Bihar government. Was the leader of opposition. I have long experience. I will work under the same in future also.

BJP’s position strengthened in Bihar

After Prem Kumar becoming the speaker, BJP has now reached a very strong position in Bihar. Home department is with BJP, so now the post of Speaker is also going to go to BJP. Not only this, there are two Deputy CMs from BJP in Bihar. One is Samrat Chaudhary and the other is Vijay Kumar Sinha. BJP has got the maximum number of seats in this election also. BJP has got 89 seats while JDU has got 85 seats.

Let us tell you that while the election for the post of Speaker will be held tomorrow i.e. on 2nd December, the Governor’s address will be held on 3rd December. The winter session is to continue till December 5. On December 4, the motion of thanks on the Governor’s address will be discussed and the government will reply. Floor test of the government is also possible. Also, the Appropriation Bill will be presented on December 5.

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As soon as RJD recovered from the crushing defeat in Bihar assembly elections, news of dispute in Lalu family has started coming to the fore. Lalu Prasad Yadav’s daughter Rohini Acharya has made many serious allegations against the family and the party through her social media post ‘X’.

Rohini clearly said that those who want to do politics in the name of Lalu, instead of showing false sympathy, they should help the poor people in need of kidneys in hospitals.

Rohini also targeted critics and trollers

Rohini also said in her tweet that those who call the married daughter who gave a kidney to her father as dirty should gather courage and have an open debate with them. He also hit out at critics and trollers who continuously abused and admonished him on social media. He said that people who get tired after donating a bottle of blood cannot preach to others on kidney donation.

The slippers were raised to hit me – Rohini Acharya

According to media reports, Rohini Acharya has announced to distance herself from politics and family. He alleged that he was treated poorly in the family and his opponents threatened him. Rohini said, “I have no family. Now you go and ask Tejashwi, Sanjay and Rameez why such a situation happened in the party? They used slippers to beat me and foul language was used.”

Lalu family dispute in headlines amid formation of new government

According to the information, this controversy has become the second front of political headlines amid the formation of the new government in Bihar. This is not the first incident of resentment related to Lalu-Rabri family. Just a few months ago, Tej Pratap Yadav was expelled from the party for six years by his father and party president Lalu Prasad Yadav.

Not only this, Lalu family has been in controversies before also. In the year 2019, allegations of misbehavior with daughter-in-law Aishwarya Rai came to light. Apart from this, during RJD rule, there were reports of turmoil within the family due to Sadhu and Subhash Yadav.

Rohini Acharya’s new post this week has made it clear that a situation like ‘Tejashwi versus all’ has arisen in the Lalu family. Both the party and the family are now going through challenging times at the political and personal level. This controversy has proved that the story of Lalu family’s internal conflict and political dissatisfaction is not over yet.

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Bihar Election Result 2025: In the 2025 Bihar Assembly election results, NDA achieved a strong victory by crossing the 200 seats mark. On the other hand, the presence of the Grand Alliance was limited to only 35 seats. Meanwhile, an important question is being raised in political discussions that how many seats any party has to win to get the post of leader of the opposition. Let us know.

10% rule

The post of Leader of Opposition does not automatically go to the largest opposition party. Actually it is governed by a rule. To officially get this constitutional post, it is necessary for any party to get at least 10% of the total strength of the House. This rule applies only to a single party and not to any alliance. If we talk about Bihar’s 243-member assembly, then a party will have to win at least 25 seats. If no party meets this threshold, the House functions without an officially recognized Leader of the Opposition.

Why is this rule necessary

This 10% rule is necessary because the post of Leader of Opposition holds considerable political importance. This prevents very small parties from claiming positions designed to balance the ruling government. In fact, a recognized opposition leader has a lot of institutional importance. This rule ensures that this responsibility rests with the party that has the most important mandate.

How does this rule apply in all legislatures?

If we talk about Lok Sabha, any party should have at least 55 seats to get the status of Leader of Opposition. On the other hand, based on the total number of seats in Rajya Sabha, the required number is approximately 25 seats.

role of leader of opposition

Being a leader of opposition is a big responsibility. It strengthens democratic accountability. The Leader of the Opposition participates in major selection committees for top national institutions. These include the appointment of Director of Central Bureau of Investigation, Chief of Central Vigilance Commission, Chairman of National Human Rights Commission and Lokpal.

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The results of Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 are being eagerly awaited. Meanwhile, most of the exit polls have claimed the return of Nitish Kumar led NDA to power with an average victory of 125 seats. At the same time, the opposition Grand Alliance has been given an average of 87 seats. Now the question arises that how much should exit polls be trusted? What does history say?

Let us know how accurate and wrong the exit polls were in the last two and a half decades and four assembly elections.

When exit polls were proved wrong in Bihar Assembly elections 2020

In the year 2020, an average of 11 exit polls had predicted that the Grand Alliance led by Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) would form the government, albeit by a small margin. During that time, many exit polls had claimed that the Grand Alliance had won 125 seats, which was three seats more than the majority figure (122). At the same time, Nitish Kumar’s Janata Dal United (JDU) was said to get 108 seats.

In 2020, these average 11 exit polls proved wrong. NDA got 17 more seats and Grand Alliance got 15 seats less. Contrary to the exit poll figures, the NDA government came to power. The end result was that the NDA crossed the majority mark in the House by a very small margin. The ruling coalition party NDA got 125 seats (BJP- 74, JDU- 43), while the Grand Alliance got 110 seats (RJD- 75, Congress- 19).

How many exit polls were correct in 2015?

In the year 2015, Nitish Kumar’s JDU was a part of the grand alliance and BJP was leading the NDA. Other local parties were also included in NDA. At that time, six big exit polls had claimed that there would be an equal contest between the Grand Alliance and the NDA, but the government would be formed by the Grand Alliance. Exit polls had estimated that the Grand Alliance could get 123 seats while the BJP-led NDA could get 114 seats.

At the same time, three other exit polls had given the Grand Alliance victory by a huge margin and two exit polls believed that the NDA would form the government. Apart from this, there was an exit poll which indicated the possibility of a hung assembly.

After this, what happened was that the Grand Alliance came to power by winning two-thirds of the seats with a huge margin. That is, the exit poll gave the correct victory figures, but the Grand Alliance brought more seats than expected.

In the Bihar Assembly elections 2015, the Grand Alliance won 178 seats (RJD- 80, JDU- 71, Congress- 27), while the NDA could win only 58 constituencies (BJP- 53).

Where were the exit polls lagging behind in Bihar Assembly elections 2010?

In the 2010 assembly elections, exit polls had claimed the victory of NDA but had underestimated the wave of Nitish Kumar. BJP and JDU were part of NDA, while LJP contested the elections in alliance with RJD. JDU got 115 seats, while BJP got 91 seats. Apart from this, RJD had won 22 seats, Congress 4 and LJP 3 seats.

What happened in Bihar Assembly elections 2005?

Exit polls had predicted a victory for the NDA, and most exit polls had given the NDA 120 to 130 seats, while the RJD+ was projected to get between 90 and 100 seats.

What was the result?
JDU won 88 seats, BJP won 55 seats, while RJD won 54 seats. Whereas, LJP got 10 seats and Congress got 9 seats. Even during this period, the exit polls were lagging far behind in the figures.

These days election stir is in full swing in Bihar. The first phase of Bihar Assembly elections 2025 is being held on 6 November. In this phase, voting is taking place on 121 seats in 18 districts. A total of 1,314 candidates are in the fray in this phase. The colors of the elections are visible from the road to the sky. On one hand, the public is preparing to elect the leaders of their choice.

On the other hand, the leaders are leaving no stone unturned in the campaign. There is activity everywhere, from posters and banners to road shows and rallies. But meanwhile, a video is going viral on social media which has attracted everyone’s attention. People are surprised to see the scene shown in the video because there are such a large number of helicopters parked at one place that one gets tired even counting them.

What is special in the video?

The viral video starts with a person starting from his car. He is showing on camera how many helicopters are parked around him. Line after line, helicopters are parked in a large part of the field like planes are parked at an airport.

The person making the video says that this is the scene during the elections in Bihar, where helicopters of different leaders have come for campaigning. He also says that you will get tired of counting, there are so many helicopters.

Video went viral on social media

This video has been shared on X by user @Bihar_se_hai. Along with the video, he wrote, in a poor state like Bihar, so many helicopters are deployed for the leaders and people, but some people will say that this is a scene from a film.

In a poor state like Bihar, so many helicopters are installed for the politicians, but some people will say that this is a scene from a movie.

pic.twitter.com/Z88n3c6eER

— Bihar_se_hai (@Bihar_se_hai) November 5, 2025

As soon as the video was posted, there was a queue of people’s comments on social media. Some people wrote that this scene is really shocking, while some said that it is nothing new for leaders to have so many resources at the time of elections. Many people raised questions as to who is bearing all these expenses, while some called it a festival of democracy. Different opinions of people have come forward on the video. Someone said, even the sky is small for the politicians, but the common man does not even have access to the road, while someone jokingly wrote, it seems an air show is going on in Patna.

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Before the assembly elections to be held in Bihar next month, political rhetoric is increasing. Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader and Chief Minister face of the opposition Grand Alliance, Tejashwi Yadav on Saturday hit back at the statement of Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) President Chirag Paswan, in which Paswan had alleged that in 2005, his father Ram Vilas Paswan wanted the Chief Minister of Bihar to be a Muslim, but RJD did not support it.

Tejashwi Yadav said, “Whatever Chirag Paswan says or doesn’t say has no importance. The real question is what is his vision?” He also said that Chirag is feeling uncomfortable in the current National Democratic Alliance (NDA). Referring to the dispute between Chirag’s family and NDA, Tejashwi said, “NDA people set Chirag’s family on fire. Chirag is with NDA out of greed for power and is compromising his ideals for this. Therefore, his statements are not considered important.”

#WATCH Patna, Bihar | Mahagathbandhan CM candidate and RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav says, “Bihar is the poorest state in India, with the lowest per capita income. People still have to migrate for education, healthcare, and employment. There are no factories or investments in the… pic.twitter.com/ZVloCjfMKR

— ANI (@ANI) October 25, 2025

Chirag Paswan targeted RJD

Taking aim at RJD, Chirag Paswan said that the party is neither ready to give a Muslim Chief Minister nor Deputy Chief Minister in Bihar. He wrote on Twitter (

In 2005, elections were held twice for 243 seats of Bihar Assembly, because a clear majority was not achieved in the first election held in February. At that time NDA (JDU + BJP) got 92 seats, RJD got 75 seats, LJP got 29 seats and Congress got 10 seats. RJD was not successful in forming the government with Congress and LJP, because LJP had placed the condition of giving support only if the Chief Minister became a Muslim. Since the government could not be formed, re-elections were held at the end of the year, in which the NDA won the majority and formed the government.

My leader in 2005 was my father late. Ram Vilas Paswan ji had even sacrificed his party to make him a Muslim Chief Minister – even then you did not support him.

RJD was not ready to give a Muslim Chief Minister even in 2005, today even in 2025 neither is it ready to give a Muslim Chief Minister, nor…

— Young Bihari Chirag Paswan (@iChiragPaswan) October 25, 2025

Rhetoric is making the election atmosphere more heated

This rhetoric between Tejashwi Yadav and Chirag Paswan is further heating up the atmosphere of Bihar elections and it is becoming clear that the issues of religion and caste have become a part of the political debate. Tejashwi Yadav said that his party always has an equal approach with people of all communities and they should not adopt the policy of binding any community for power or respect.

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This time, Bhojpuri superstar Khesari Lal Yadav has entered politics, adding a touch of glamor to the Bihar Assembly elections. Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) has made him its candidate from Chhapra assembly seat of Saran district.

In the affidavit filed during nomination, Khesari Lal Yadav has declared his total assets as Rs 24.81 crore. Actually, his wife Chanda Yadav was going to contest from this seat, but now Khesari himself has entered the fray.

How much property does Khesari own?

According to the affidavit, Khesari Lal has movable assets worth Rs 16.89 crore and immovable assets worth Rs 7.91 crore. Whereas, his wife Chanda Yadav has movable assets worth Rs 90.02 lakh and immovable assets worth Rs 6.49 crore. The total assets of both of them together is more than Rs 25 crore.

Which luxury cars does Khesari own?

Khesari Lal Yadav has a luxury car worth Rs 3 crore, several bank accounts and gold jewelery worth Rs 35 lakh. At the same time, he has Rs 5 lakh in cash and his wife has Rs 2 lakh. He was given the ticket just a day after joining RJD. While filing nomination on Friday, he said that my heart has always been with RJD, now I have come into politics to serve the public.

Has worked in more than 100 films

Khesari Lal Yadav has worked in more than 100 films so far and has given his voice to more than 5,000 Bhojpuri songs. Voting is to be held on November 6 in the first phase on Chhapra assembly seat, where the contest has become more interesting with the arrival of Khesari Lal Yadav.

journey from poverty to shine

Khesari Lal Yadav also shared the story of his struggle. He told that his father Mangroo Yadav used to sell goods on street vendors during the day and work as a security guard at night. Khesari Lal himself used to graze cattle and sell milk in his childhood. After going to Delhi, he and his family earned their living by selling ‘Litti-Chokha’. Gradually his hard work bore fruit and today he is counted among the most successful and popular stars of Bhojpuri cinema.

Special intensive revision in Bihar Sir Political parties continue to protest against it, but in the meantime Sir It is going on according to its schedule. The Supreme Court has also interfered very limited so far. The court has rejected the plea that the Election Commission did not have the power of this process. In this article, we will understand the constitutional and legal aspects related to the rights of the Election Commission and the role of the court.

Article 324
The Election Commission is a constitutional body. Its responsibility is to hold an independent and fair election. Article 324 of the Constitution gives the Election Commission the right to conduct, direct and control the election. The Supreme Court had recognized these powers in the Mohinder Singh Gill vs Chief Election Commissioner case of 1977.

Article 329
Article 329 prevents courts from interfering in the election process. This is the reason that after the notification of the election, the High Court or the Supreme Court do not interfere in the functioning of the Commission. Any objection related to the election can be raised only after the election is over. For this, election petition is filed in the High Court.

Article 326
Article 326 of the Constitution promises that there will be adult franchise in the country. Under this, every citizen of 18 years or more has been given the right to vote who is not disqualified due to being convicted or being mentally unwell. The thing to note here is that only Indian citizens have the right to cast their votes.

Electoral roll ie voter list
It is the job of the Election Commission to prepare a list of eligible voters. The Commission can confirm the identity of the applicant before entering the name in this list. Under Section 16 of the Representation of People Act, 1950, an Indian citizen above 18 years of age gets a place in the voter list. Section 19 provides that the place will be found in the voter list of a constituency who is a resident of that area.

Special intensive revision means Sir
1950 Section 21 of the Act of the Act gives the power to the Election Commission to review and amend the voter list. In this special revision ie Sir There is also a provision of. In this law Sir The Election Commission has been given the right to fix the time, process and rules. Sir The Commission can take practical decisions to run smoothly.

How does it happen Sir?
Sir Under this, booth level officer (Blo) Each voter confirms. The work of adding new voters and removing unqualified voters from the list is done in a timely manner. Apart from the dead people, the names of those people are removed from the list who do not live in any area anymore. People who are unable to give valid documents of citizenship or housing are also removed from the list of one place. Deciding a valid documents comes under the jurisdiction of the Election Commission.

Election in Bihar has an impact
The term of the current assembly in Bihar ends on 22 November. Before that, it is necessary to complete the election process and form a new assembly. In such a situation, the Election Commission can announce elections in early October. Running in the state at this time Sir The final list of will be released on 30 September. In the draft list released on 1 August, 65 lakh such people could not find a place which was in the voter list made in January 2025.

The claims and objections filed regarding the draft list are being considered. The Commission has also said that even after the final list is released, people’s application will be considered. Nevertheless, it can be estimated that about 60 lakh people included in the January 2025 voter list will not be able to vote in Bihar elections this time. Recognizing the statutory powers of the Election Commission, the Supreme Court has ignored the demand to hold elections on the basis of the old list.

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