Bihar Elections 2025 Live: In view of the Bihar Assembly elections, the political temperature in the state is very high. Discussion on seat sharing is going on continuously in NDA and Grand Alliance. A formal announcement of seats in the grand alliance can be made today. It is believed that Congress can field its candidates on 60 seats. At the same time, RJD has also distributed symbols to many candidates.

Meanwhile, Upendra Kushwaha is still angry in NDA. His talks with BJP leaders continued late in the night, but still everything is not well in NDA. At the same time, it has also come to light that NDA’s seat sharing formula may change and BJP’s seats may also increase.

On the other hand, JDU and BJP have fielded their candidates on many of the 29 seats given to Chirag Paswan. Meanwhile, Chirag Paswan has also started distributing symbols to his candidates.

BJP’s only woman Chief Minister will campaign

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta will campaign in the Bihar Assembly elections and will be present while filing the nomination papers of Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sinha. Rekha Gupta is the only woman Chief Minister in 14 BJP ruled states. After reaching Lakhisarai, she will be with Vijay Sinha while filing his nomination and will address a public meeting at KRK Maidan.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘Mera Booth Sabse Strong’ campaign

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will on Wednesday interact with booth level party workers of Bihar under the ‘Mera Booth Sabse Strong’ campaign and listen to their suggestions before the upcoming assembly elections. The ‘Mera Booth Sabse Strong’ initiative is a long-term, interactive outreach campaign aimed at strengthening the party’s relationship with party workers and supporters at the local or booth level.

Earlier on Sunday, Prime Minister Modi had written in a post on ‘X’, our dedicated workers have gathered with full energy for the victory of BJP-NDA in Bihar. Talking to such dedicated workers always gives new inspiration.

The first candidate list of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for Bihar Assembly elections has been released. In this list of 71 candidates, the ticket of sitting MLA Nand Kishore Yadav has been cut. Now Ratnesh Kushwaha has been fielded from Patna Sahib seat in place of Nand Kishore Yadav. Meanwhile, MLA Nand Kishore Yadav’s reaction has come on the ticket being cut.

Nand Kishore Yadav said, “I am with the decision of the Bharatiya Janata Party. The Bharatiya Janata Party has given me a lot. I have no complaints with the party. Welcome, congratulations to the new generation.”

I will never be able to forget the love of the public – Nand Kishore Yadav

Not only this, Nand Kishore Yadav further said, “The people of Patna Sahib Assembly have made me victorious 7 times in a row. I will never forget the affection and love they gave me as a BJP candidate.”

38 candidates for first phase and 33 candidates for second phase announced

The candidate list of Bihar BJP was being awaited since the seat distribution in NDA. Meanwhile, on the afternoon of Tuesday (14 October), BJP’s first candidate list was released, which contains names of 71 candidates. In this list, former Deputy Chief Minister Renu Devi has been made the candidate from Bettiah. Whereas, former Deputy CM Tarakeshwar has become the candidate from Katihar. Apart from this, Deputy CM Vijay Sinha has been made the candidate from Lakhisarai.

In this list of BJP, candidates have been announced for 38 seats in the first phase and 33 seats in the second phase. Out of 71, 9 women have been given tickets.

Their ticket was also canceled

Apart from Nand Kishore Yadav, the ticket of Minister Motilal Prasad has also been canceled from Riga Assembly seat. Baidyanath Prasad has been made the candidate in his place. Ramsurat Rai’s ticket from Aurai was canceled and Rama Nishad was given a chance in his place. Apart from this, the ticket of senior MLA Amarendra Pratap Singh has also been canceled.

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has geared up for Bihar Assembly elections. In the recent BJP State Election Committee meeting held in Patna, the names of candidates for many seats were brainstormed. If sources are to be believed, after a long discussion, decisions have been taken on some seats. A possible list prepared after consensus in the committee will be sent to the central high command and after that the final decision will be taken.

At present, the 27 possible names that are emerging are as follows-

1. Lakhisarai: Vijay Kumar Sinha
2. Patepur (SC): Lakhendra Kumar Roshan
3. Jaale: Jivesh Kumar
4. Darbhanga: Sanjay Saraogi
5. Saharsa: Alok Ranjan
6. Sahebpur: Raju Singh
7. Katihar: Tarkishore Prasad
8. Warisaliganj: Aruna Devi
9. Jamui: Shreyasi Singh
10. Bettiah: Renu Devi
11. Madhuban: Rana Randhir Singh
12. Jhanjharpur: Nitish Mishra
13. Darundha: Karanjit Singh
14. Goriyakothi: Deveshkant Singh
15. Amanour: Krishna Kumar Mantu
16. Hajipur: Awadhesh Singh
17. Bihar Sharif: Dr. Sunil Kumar
18. Digha: Sanjeev Chaurasia
19. Bankipur: Nitin Nabin
20. Riga: Moti Lal Prasad
21. Bisfi: Haribhushan Thakur
22. Chhatapur: Neeraj Kumar Singh
23. Banmankhi (SC): Krishna Kumar Rishi
24. Pranpur: Nisha Singh
25. Baruraj: Arun Singh
26. Tarai: The vast Pacific
27. Begusarai: Kundan Kumar

Detailed discussion on candidates for 125 seats

Sources say that these are not the only 27 seats which were discussed in the election committee meeting. In fact, in this meeting chaired by BJP State President Dilip Jaiswal, 125 seats were discussed in detail. Names for about 110 assembly seats have been decided at the state level. The final decision on all these will be taken in Delhi. For your information, let us tell you that these are the same 110 seats on which BJP had contested the 2020 elections.

First discussion on won seats

In the meeting of the State Election Committee, first of all brainstorming took place on those seats where there are sitting MLAs. During this, feedback was taken from these assembly seats whether the public is happy with the current MLA or not. For information, let us tell you that currently BJP has 80 MLAs in Bihar. In the 2020 assembly elections, BJP contested 110 seats and won 74.