Bihar Elections 2025: Voting has been done in Bihar Assembly elections and the results will be declared today i.e. on 14 November 2025. At present the votes are being counted. If we talk about the counting of votes so far, the NDA alliance seems to be far ahead. And NDA once again appears to be in a position to capture power in Bihar.

But behind this there is a big master stroke of the NDA government in Bihar. Due to which this increase is visible in counting. How Nitish Kumar has once again laid the foundation for the formation of NDA government on the basis of Rs 10,000. After all, what was this strategy? Let us tell you complete information about it.

NDA’s victory was decided in this step of 10 thousand

NDA alliance seems to be continuously gaining ground in Bihar assembly elections and behind this, not only the electoral environment but a special strategy of the government is working. Recently the state government started the Mukhyamantri Mahila Yojana which was launched just before the elections. In this scheme, women are given financial assistance of Rs 10,000 from the government. Its reach expanded rapidly from village to city.

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And its effect is now directly visible in the votes. In many areas, the participation of women is stronger than before and NDA is benefiting from the same in counting. This Rs 10,000 scheme has greatly benefited NDA in the elections. The initial trends of the elections almost made NDA’s victory certain.

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How to get benefit?

The benefits of the Chief Minister Mahila Rozgar Yojana reach the woman directly. Who wants to increase household income. But there is lack of capital to start. Under the scheme, the government provides assistance of Rs 10,000. With which women can start a small business or domestic employment. To apply for the scheme, women must be associated with a self-help group. Village women will have to go to the area level organization and apply, whereas city women can apply online for the scheme.

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The exit polls that came after the voting for Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 have created a tremendous stir in the politics of the state. This time the trend of results does not seem to be leaning towards any one side. While some surveys are giving a slight lead to the NDA, many agencies are telling the Grand Alliance (INDIA Bloc) to be near the threshold of power. Now the entire state is waiting for the results to come on 14th November.

The figures of news channels and survey agencies are very interesting this time. In some exit polls, the grand alliance led by Tejashwi Yadav seems to be reaching more than 130 seats, while the NDA is in the range of a little above 100. In other surveys, the contest is so close that both the alliances are seen almost equal on the majority line of 122 seats. Overall, according to the average data of four major survey agencies, the Grand Alliance is seen getting 120–130 seats, while the NDA is seen getting 110–120 seats.

TV live exit poll big relief for Tejashwi Yadav

The most talked about TV Live Exit Poll has given good news for the Grand Alliance this time. According to the survey, Grand Alliance may get 130 to 144 seats, while NDA is said to get between 95 to 109 seats. If this estimate proves correct then the return of Tejashwi Yadav to power in Bihar is considered almost certain.

Journo Mirror Survey: Public in mood for change

Journo Mirror Exit Poll figures also present almost the same picture. Here also the Grand Alliance looks strong on 130–140 seats, while the NDA is limited between 100–110 seats. This trend of two major agencies shows that the people of the state seem to be in a mood for change this time.

Opinion polls are evenly contested, suspense continues

Janmat exit poll has made the contest more interesting. In this survey, NDA has been shown between 113-125 seats and Grand Alliance between 111-123 seats. This situation shows that both the alliances are almost equal on the majority line of 122 seats. A small vote difference can completely change the direction of power.

News Pinch AI Survey Slight lead for NDA

News Pinch AI Politics Survey has made the election battle of Bihar more complicated. Here NDA is expected to get 121 seats and Grand Alliance is expected to get 119 seats. That means this is a photo-finish match, in which even minor changes can reverse the results.

Indication of repeat of situation like 2020

Political experts say that almost the same picture was seen in the year 2020 also. Even then the exit polls had given lead to the Grand Alliance, but in the final results NDA had formed the government with a very small margin. This time also the same suspense continues. Will history be repeated, or will change of power begin in Bihar?

Political activity intensifies before the results

Political turmoil has intensified in Patna, Darbhanga, Bhagalpur and Gaya. Strategic meetings are going on in the alliance offices and the candidates are in touch with supporters in their respective areas. Before the counting of votes, every party is claiming victory, but the real picture will become clear only on November 14.

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Voting for the first phase of Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 has been completed, while voting for the second phase is to be held on November 11. Along with this, preparations for counting of votes are going on at a fast pace across the state. The Election Commission has completed all necessary arrangements to ensure security and transparency at the counting centres.

According to media reports, counting of Bihar Assembly election votes will start at 8 am on November 14. Regarding this, strong rooms have been made in the districts, where EVM machines are kept under complete security. Market committee premises have been selected for counting of votes in Muzaffarpur. Three level security arrangements have been made here. Bihar Police personnel are deployed in the outermost circle, Bihar SAP forces are deployed in the middle circle and central paramilitary forces have been deployed in the innermost circle. There is a system of strict frisking at the entrance and dozens of CCTV cameras have been installed throughout the complex, which are being monitored 24 hours from the control room.

Strong room equipped with highest security standards (Bihar Vote Counting Security)

The Election Commission says that all the guidelines are being strictly followed to ensure that there is no lapse at any level in the transparency of vote counting. The strong room is equipped with the highest security standards and only authorized officials are allowed to enter there. All the officials associated with the voting process are busy preparing for the counting day, so that there is no lapse in monitoring and coordination.

Initial trends will start emerging after 8:30 am (Bihar Election Result 2025 Time)

According to the information, initial trends are likely to emerge after 8:30 am. Considering the number of booths, the counting of Sakra and Meenapur assembly constituencies is expected to be completed first, while the counting of Muzaffarpur and Gaighat seats will be completed last.

Counting of postal ballot will start first (Postal Valet Counting)

Counting of postal ballot will start first on the RO table. The least number of booths in the district are in Sakra and Meenapur, so counting will be completed here in about 25 rounds. At the same time, due to more booths in Muzaffarpur and Gaighat, counting will continue for about 30 rounds.

The administration is fully alert regarding vote counting. The objective of the Election Commission is that the result process should be conducted in a completely fair, secure and transparent manner. So that the political equations of Bihar become clear by the evening of 14th November.

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Bihar Assembly elections 2025 are to be held at the end of this year and the results will decide which party will occupy the state’s power next five years. Two big surveys Lok Pol and S India have presented interesting results in heating up the electoral atmosphere. Both the survey shows a thorn competition between the NDA and the Grand Alliance, while Prashant Kishore’s party Jansuraj also seems to be successful in making its place among the voters.

According to the Lok Pol survey, the Grand Alliance can get 118 to 126 seats, while the NDA is estimated to get 105 to 114 seats. Other parties are expected to get 2 to 5 seats. 122 seats are necessary for the majority, and in this context, the grand alliance seems to be approaching the majority. In terms of vote share, the grand alliance is also seen at 39–42% and NDA 38–41%. Although the difference is low, the grand alliance may get an edge in the mathematics of seats.

Impact of Muslim voters on Purnia seats

The S India Survey has presented the area -wise picture. The grand alliance may get an edge due to the influence of Muslim voters in 24 seats of Purnia, while the NDA is expected to hold the hold. NDA can perform better than last time on 26 seats of Magadha, while the grand alliance may lag behind. The NDA is seen in a strong position in 22 seats in Bhojpur. Both major coalitions can benefit in 12 seats of Bhagalpur, but the impact of Jan Suraj is also gradually emerging.

Prashant Kishore’s Jan Suraj Party

Prashant Kishore’s Jan Suraj Party can prove to be a new factor in this election. Although the number of seats may be limited, the increase in vote share can affect the strategy of large parties. Overall, the Lok Pol survey shows the grand alliance further, while the S India survey tells the position of NDA better in some areas. It is clear that this time the election will be very hard and thorn. Every seat is important in the politics of Bihar and the performance of small parties can also affect the results.

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