After 64.66 percent voting in the first phase of Bihar Assembly elections (2025), it is believed that people have created history. The biggest question is what happened after all these years? Election strategist Prashant Kishore has said a lot on this while talking to journalists in Gayaji, Bihar on Friday (November 07, 2025).

Prashant Kishore said that history will be written on 14th. The public is excited about the new option. Told the migrant laborers that they are the X factor of this election. The highest turnout in elections this time after independence shows that apathy had developed due to lack of political alternatives for the last 30 years. An alternative has been provided with the arrival of Jan Suraj. Voting took place due to the new option. Voting took place regarding the changes. The migrant laborers who stayed after Chhath surprised everyone by voting.

More than two crore people voted

Prashant Kishore said that migrant laborers are more important than women. Prashant Kishore said that big pundits were not telling that there would be so much voting. More than two crore people have voted. Migrant laborers want change, so they have got themselves as well as their family members voted for.

#WATCH Gayaji, Bihar: Jan Suraj founder Prashant Kishore said on Bihar elections, “This time the voting percentage is the highest since independence. I have been saying for months that more than 60% of the people in Bihar want change. Now, because of Jan Suraj, people have an option. Increased… pic.twitter.com/cuYJ4ORwT2

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‘Lalu is afraid of Nitish… Nitish is afraid of Lalu’

PK said that in elections it is not only decided who will come to power, it is also decided who will be in the role of opposition, who will come on the road, this role is also decided by the public. He said that the compulsion to vote for Lalu and Nitish due to fear of Nitish has ended. There is enthusiasm among the people, hence they voted enthusiastically and the voting percentage has increased.

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Voting for the first phase of Bihar Assembly elections (2025) ended on Thursday evening (November 06, 2025). Meanwhile, Union Minister Chirag Paswan has made a big claim. The voting results may come on November 14 but Chirag Paswan says that NDA government will be formed.

‘Confidence increased further with the first phase of voting’

Chirag Paswan said, “The way the trends are coming, one thing is clear in which there is no doubt that after the results after 14th, NDA government is going to be formed in Bihar once again. We have been campaigning for the last 20 days… The way the first phase of voting has been conducted, it has further increased our confidence that this time we are moving towards a historic victory…”

#WATCH Patna: Union Minister Chirag Paswan #BiharElection2025 On the first phase of voting in Bihar, he said, “…the way the trends are coming, one thing is clear in which there is no doubt even in the slightest that after the results after 14th, NDA government is going to be formed once again in Bihar. We… pic.twitter.com/bOKxTJkGMl

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People of Bihar are intelligent: Chirag Paswan

The Union Minister further said, “The way the scattered Grand Alliance went among the public with false promises and said that it will provide government employment to every family, the people of Bihar are more intelligent. They know that if the budget of the state is this much and you cannot talk about giving so many government jobs… the public is understanding all these things… In such a situation, I believe that this time our NDA alliance is moving towards a historic victory. By the end of the second phase, the margin of this victory will be even bigger. “Is going to increase.”

Let us tell you that today (Thursday) voting took place on 121 seats in 18 districts in the first phase. 1314 candidates were in the fray. Now the second phase of voting will be held on November 11. Along with this, the result will also be revealed on 14th November. It will become clear how much truth is there in the claims being made by leaders of different parties.

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Voting for the first phase of Bihar Assembly elections 2025 is on today (6 November 2025). Before that, the campaign had completely stopped at 6 pm on Tuesday (5 November 2025). Now Section 126 of the Representation of the People Act 1951 has come into force in the state, after which no political party or candidate can campaign for the next 48 hours. This peace period will remain in force till the end of voting.

The purpose of Section 126 is to give voters an opportunity to think and take decisions in a calm environment before voting; when campaigning stops, the public can vote away from any kind of pressure or political influence. This is the reason why under this law campaign activities are banned two days before the elections.

Complete ban on publicity

According to the order of the Election Commission, no public meeting, rally, procession or roadside speech is allowed during the silence period. Candidates cannot use loudspeakers or loudspeakers. Apart from this, making any appeal in favor or against any party or candidate on newspaper, TV, radio and social media platforms is also prohibited. The Commission has also said that the results of any kind of exit poll or survey will not be broadcasted from 7 am on November 6 to 6:30 pm on November 11.

Provision for punishment for breaking rules

If any person or organization is found campaigning during the silence period, strict action can be taken against him. Under Section 126 of the Representation of the People Act, the violator can be punished with jail up to two years, fine or both.

Commission’s appeal

The Election Commission has appealed to the public to vote fearlessly and impartially. The Commission has also reminded all political parties to follow the law and maintain peace.

Where is the first phase of voting?

Under the first phase in Bihar, voting will be held on 121 assembly seats in 18 districts. These include districts like Madhepura, Saharsa, Darbhanga, Muzaffarpur, Vaishali, Patna, Bhojpur, Buxar, Siwan, Saran, Begusarai, Khagaria, Lakhisarai, Nalanda, Munger, Sheikhpura, Gopalganj and Samastipur.

Also read: Bihar Election 2025 Phase 1 Voting Live: Voting on 121 seats in 18 districts in Bihar today, mock-polling starts at polling stations.

Voting for the first phase of Bihar Assembly elections 2025 is on today (6 November 2025). Before that, the campaign had completely stopped at 6 pm on Tuesday (5 November 2025). Now Section 126 of the Representation of the People Act 1951 has come into force in the state, after which no political party or candidate can campaign for the next 48 hours. This peace period will remain in force till the end of voting.

The purpose of Section 126 is to give voters an opportunity to think and take decisions in a calm environment before voting; when campaigning stops, the public can vote away from any kind of pressure or political influence. This is the reason why under this law campaign activities are banned two days before the elections.

Complete ban on publicity

According to the order of the Election Commission, no public meeting, rally, procession or roadside speech is allowed during the silence period. Candidates cannot use loudspeakers or loudspeakers. Apart from this, making any appeal in favor or against any party or candidate on newspaper, TV, radio and social media platforms is also prohibited. The Commission has also said that the results of any kind of exit poll or survey will not be broadcasted from 7 am on November 6 to 6:30 pm on November 11.

Provision for punishment for breaking rules

If any person or organization is found campaigning during the silence period, strict action can be taken against him. Under Section 126 of the Representation of the People Act, the violator can be punished with jail up to two years, fine or both.

Commission’s appeal

The Election Commission has appealed to the public to vote fearlessly and impartially. The Commission has also reminded all political parties to follow the law and maintain peace.

Where is the first phase of voting?

Under the first phase in Bihar, voting will be held on 121 assembly seats in 18 districts. These include districts like Madhepura, Saharsa, Darbhanga, Muzaffarpur, Vaishali, Patna, Bhojpur, Buxar, Siwan, Saran, Begusarai, Khagaria, Lakhisarai, Nalanda, Munger, Sheikhpura, Gopalganj and Samastipur.

Also read: Bihar Election 2025 Phase 1 Voting Live: Voting on 121 seats in 18 districts in Bihar today, mock-polling starts at polling stations.