In the Bihar Assembly elections 2025, Prashant Kishore’s Jansuraj Party had given a different atmosphere to the entire election by entering the field with tremendous campaigning. While fielding candidates on 238 seats, the party had claimed that the public is ready for change and Jansuraj will play a decisive role. However, the picture that emerged after the counting of votes made the political strength of the party clear. The results showed that the impact of heavy campaigning could not translate into votes on the ground.

The party did not get a single victory in the fight for 238 seats. Only in Madhaura, Jansuraj candidate came second, in almost all other areas the party was reduced to third or fourth position. The counting of votes also made it clear that in many places the party got better votes than expected, but they were not enough to win any seat or pose a serious challenge.

In some seats, Jansuraj’s votes were many times more than NDA’s defeat.

An interesting aspect in the election results was that in many places the number of votes received by Jansuraj candidates was much more than the margin of defeat of the NDA candidate. Because of this, there is a heated discussion in political circles that if Jansuraj had not been in the fray, the result of these seats might have looked different.

Those seven seats where Jansuraj’s votes became a big factor

Below are the details of those 7 seats where NDA lost by a very small margin, but Jansuraj got many times more votes. These seats became the most interesting story of the election results.

Dhaka – NDA lost by only 178 votes, Jansuraj got 8,347 votes.
Jehanabad – difference 793, Jansuraj got 5,760 votes
Makhdumpur – margin 1,830, Jansuraj 4,803 votes
Tikari – margin 2,058, Jansuraj got 2,552 votes
Goh – margin 4,041, Jansuraj 7,996 votes
Bodhgaya – margin 881, Jansuraj 4,024 votes
Chanpatia – margin 602, Jansuraj 37,172 votes

Chanpatia became the biggest example

In Chanpatia, Jansuraj candidate Manish Kashyap secured 37,172 votes, while the NDA candidate lost the election by just 602 votes. This is the reason why this seat became the most discussed seat of the entire election.

Complete picture of Jansuraj in figures

Jansuraj Party contested elections on 238 seats, but could not convert any seat into victory. Naveen Kumar Singh stood second in Marhaura, but he had to face defeat from the RJD candidate by about 27 thousand votes. In all other areas, the party’s performance was mediocre and it could not reach above the third-fourth position.

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Election results have come for 243 and 8 by-election seats of Bihar Assembly. In Bihar, National Democratic Alliance (NDA) has won more than double century seats. Today we will tell you the results of that district of Bihar, where every person earns the most annually. If we talk about per capita income of Bihar, then Patna has the highest per capita income, while Sheohar has the lowest per capita income. The per capita income in Patna is Rs 2,15,049, while the per capita income in Sheohar is Rs 33,399. Let us know what are the results on the assembly seats falling within Patna and Shivhar districts.

There are 14 seats in Patna Assembly, which include Mokama, Barh, Bakhtiyarpur, Digha, Bankipur, Kumhrar, Patna Sahib, Fatuha, Danapur, Maner, Phulwari, Masodhi, Paliganj and Bikram. There is a direct contest between NDA and Grand Alliance on these assembly seats. The names of the candidates who won the seats are as follows:

seat win lose
Mokama Anant Kumar Singh Veena Devi
Barh Siyaram Singh Karanveer Singh Yadav
Bakhtiyarpur Arun Kumar Anirudh Kumar
Digha Sanjeev Chaurasia Divya Gautam
Bankipur Nitin Naveen Rekha Kumari
Potter Sanjay Kumar Indradeep Kumar Chandravanshi
Patna Sahib Ratnesh Kumar Shashant Shekhar
Fatuha Dr. Ramanand Yadav Rupa Kumari
Danapur Ramkripal Yadav Reet Lal Rai
Maner Bhai Birendra Jitendra Yadav
Phulwari Shyam Rajak Gopal Ravi Das
Draftsman Arun Manjhi Rekha Devi
Paliganj Sandeep Saurav Sunil Kumar

Sheohar is situated in Sheohar district of Bihar state. This is a general category assembly seat. This area includes Shivhar, Piprahi, Dumri Katsari and Purnahiya blocks. The information about the candidates who won these seats is as follows.

seat win lose
Shivhar Shweta Gupta Navneet Kumar
Piprahi Ram Babu Prasad Yadav Rajmangal Prasad

Talking about Shivhar seat, this seat has always been dominated by strongmen. Last time Chetan Anand had won this seat from JDU. He defeated his nearest rival Mohammad Sharfuddin, who had contested from RJD. This time, Shweta Gupta from JDU and Navneet Jha from RJD got a chance from Sheohar assembly seat.

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The results of Bihar Assembly 2025 have been released. The victory or defeat has been decided on four seats of Madhepura district (Alamnagar, Bihariganj, Singheshwar (SC) and Madhepura). JDU has captured three seats of Madhepura. One seat has come to RJD’s account. Let us know which party has won by how many votes.

Madhepura
RJD’s Chandra Shekhar has once again won the Madhepura seat. He has defeated JDU’s Kavita Kumari Saha by 5 thousand 418 votes with 10 lakh 722 votes. This time only 98 thousand 273 votes have come to JDU’s account.

Singheshwar
JDU’s Ramesh Rishi has won the Singheshwar seat this time with 77 thousand 765 votes. He has defeated RJD’s Chandrahas Chaupal by 6 thousand 572 votes.

Bihariganj
JDU’s Niranjan Kumar Mehta has won the Bihariganj seat. He has defeated RJD’s Renu Kumari by 31 thousand 622 votes. While JDU got 1 lakh 16 thousand 622 votes, RJD could collect only 85 thousand votes.

Alamnagar
This time also JDU had dominance in Alamnagar. Narendra Narayan Yadav has defeated Nabin Kumar of Vikassheel Insaan Party by 45 thousand 578 votes.

Who won and who lost in Madhepura in the 2020 Bihar Assembly elections?

In the 2020 Bihar Assembly elections, JDU had won two out of four seats in Madhepura. Two seats went to RJD’s account.

• Madhepura- Chandra Shekhar of RJD defeated Nikhil Mander of JDU by 16046 votes.
• Singheshwar- RJD’s Chandrahas Chaupal defeated JDU’s Ramesh Rishidev by 5573 votes.
• Bihariganj- JDU’s Niranjan Kumar Mehta defeated Congress’s Subhasini Bundela Alias ​​by 18711 votes.
• Alamnagar- JDU’s Narendra Narayan Yadav defeated RJD’s Nabeen Kumar by 28 thousand 680 votes.

This time JDU has captured three out of the five assembly seats of Supaul (Supaul, Pipra, Triveniganj, Chhatapur, Nirmali). BJP has won on two seats.

Supaul
In Supaul, Bijendra Prasad Yadav of Janata Dal (United) has won this time too with 62 thousand 697 votes. He has defeated Minnatullah Rahmani of Congress, who gathered 49 thousand 357 votes, by 10 thousand 992 votes.

Pipra
This time BJP has won Pipra with 1 lakh 7 thousand 835 votes. BJP’s Shyam Babu Prasad Yadav has defeated Communist Party of India (Marxist) by 12 thousand 821 votes.

Triveniganj
JDU’s Sonam Rani has got 79706 votes in Triveniganj. He has defeated RJD’s Santosh Kumar by 2 thousand 996 votes. Santosh Kumar could collect only 76710 votes.

Chhatapur
This time also BJP’s Neeraj Kumar Singh has won in Chhatapur. He defeated RJD’s Vipin Kumar Singh by 77 thousand 732 votes who could get only 58 thousand 207 votes.

Nirmali
JDU’s Anirudh Prasad Yadav is leading in Nirmali with 1 lakh 8 thousand 445 votes. He has defeated RJD’s Baidyanath Mehta with 36 thousand 433 votes. Baidyanath could get only 72 hundred and 12 votes.

In the 2020 Bihar Assembly elections, JDU had won four out of 5 seats in Supaul. At the same time, BJP had hoisted the flag of victory on one seat.

• Supaul- Bijendra Prasad Yadav of Janata Dal (United) defeated Minnatullah Rahmani of Congress by 28 thousand 99 votes.
• Pipra- Ram Bilas Kamat of Janata Dal (United) defeated Vishwamohan Kumar of RJD by 19 thousand 245 votes.
• Triveniganj- Veena Bharti of Janata Dal (United) defeated Santosh Kumar of RJD by 3 thousand 31 votes.
• Chhatapur- BJP’s Neeraj Kumar Singh defeated RJD’s Vipin Kumar Singh by 20 thousand 635 votes.
• Nirmali- Anirudh Prasad Yadav of Janata Dal (United) defeated Yaduvansh Kumar Yadav of RJD by 43 thousand 922 votes.

Bihar Election Result 2025: As the counting of Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 is reaching the final stages, the trends are making it clear that the NDA government seems to be formed again. In the initial round, BJP and JDU are leading on 167 seats, while the position of the Grand Alliance seems weak. Congress’s claims of vote theft and Rahul Gandhi’s ‘hydrogen bomb’ claim seem to be failing at the moment. The results of Bihar are now becoming a mirror not only of the state but also of the opposition’s strategy.

Congress suffered the most loss

The political circles have become heated as soon as the initial trends have emerged in the counting of Bihar Assembly Elections 2025. NDA is leading on 190 seats and the path to forming their government in the state seems clear. Meanwhile, the Grand Alliance is leading on only 38 seats. BJP is ahead on 90 seats and JDU on 80 seats. Whereas RJD is leading on only 29 seats and Congress on 05 seats, while Left is leading on 6 seats. According to initial trends, Congress has suffered the most loss.

‘Vote theft’ strategy failed

Before the elections, Congress and Rahul Gandhi had loudly alleged that BJP has been forming governments by stealing votes in every state. In Bihar also he had increased the hype about ‘vote theft’. Emphasizing the exit poll results, Rahul Gandhi had claimed that BJP and the Election Commission together are killing democracy. According to him, lakhs of BJP people are roaming around in different states openly and casting their votes and the evidence is being destroyed to hide this ‘theft’. Congress had warned that this issue would go to both the Election Commission and the court.

Hydrogen bomb turns out to be a disaster

But the trends of Bihar are showing that these claims of Rahul Gandhi are not being supported on the ground at present, it would be better to call them mere platitudes. The vote bank of Congress seems weaker than before. His statements like ‘hydrogen bomb’, which were presented in a very dramatic manner before the elections, now seem to be futile. The lead of NDA and the weak position of Grand Alliance made it clear that the public mood and electoral trends in Bihar are telling a different story.

Deep impact on Congress’s credibility in Bihar elections

Political analysts say that this is a clear indication in Bihar that people have given confidence to the NDA alliance in the state. The performance of BJP and JDU has been consistently strong and their strategy is proving successful. At the same time, Congress has not only suffered a loss in seats, but its credibility has also been affected. This game of trends has become a mirror of not only Bihar but also the strategy of the entire opposition.

Easy path to victory for NDA

There is also discussion in political circles that allegations like vote theft will now be limited to mere rhetoric. The voters of Bihar had given the message from the very beginning that they are capable of taking their own decisions. NDA’s lead is an indication that the impact of the Election Commission’s process and voting is clearly visible on the actual results. Ultimately, it is clearly visible in the results that Congress’s ‘rocket’ is failing and the ‘hydrogen bomb’ of vote theft has also failed. The people of Bihar have shown their strength and the path to victory is becoming easier for NDA.

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Bihar Election Results 2025: While political pundits are expressing surprise after the historic mandate given to NDA in Bihar, the major mistakes of the Grand Alliance are also being discussed due to its crushing defeat. Although in all the exit polls, claims were made about the formation of NDA coalition government, but now the question is arising that how did NDA achieve such a big victory? According to political experts, the ruling parties made a very intelligent strategy during the elections and successfully implemented it.

made weakness a weapon

According to senior journalist Vivesh Kumar, the opposition could not effectively raise issues against the government during the assembly elections. The pitch on which the opposition was playing did not prove to be effective. Apart from this, the NDA’s biggest possible weakness – migration of migrant workers – also did not work in the opposition’s favor. NDA turned it into an opportunity. Women from families where people worked outside, inspired their husbands to return home and vote in favor of the NDA.

It is said that BJP leaders and workers were sent several times to reach out to Bihari workers present in states like Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh. Meetings were held with them and then a list was prepared as to how many migrants would return home to cast their votes during the elections.

tremendous participation of women

Women’s voting in this election was historic. In about seven districts of Bihar, women voted 14 percent or more as compared to men. The highest difference was recorded in Kishanganj at 19.5 percent. 14.20 percent women in Madhepura, 14.21 percent in Darbhanga, 14.33 percent in Araria, 17.72 percent in Gopalganj and 18.4 percent in Madhubani voted more than men. This activism of women is believed to be in favor of NDA.

mistake of grand alliance

Grand alliance’s ally Congress made ‘vote theft’ a big issue during the elections. Just a day before the first phase of voting, Rahul Gandhi held a press conference and made serious allegations against the NDA government. During Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Vote Yatra’, the issue of using abusive language against the Prime Minister’s mother from his stage in Darbhanga also came up, which BJP made a big issue and demanded an apology from Congress. These disputes proved harmful for the Grand Alliance.

Booth level management of NDA

NDA’s booth level management remained very strong during the elections. Better coordination was seen between BJP, JDU, LJP-R, HAM and RLSP. On the contrary, the grand alliance appeared scattered throughout the elections. Internal discord also caused huge damage to the alliance. It is believed that if the Grand Alliance had fought the elections unitedly and with a better strategy, the results could have been completely different.

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Samajwadi Party National President Akhilesh Yadav raised questions on the SIR process for NDA’s lead in Bihar election trends, on which Uttar Pradesh Deputy CM Keshav Prasad Maurya has retaliated. Deputy CM Keshav Maurya claimed that like Bihar, NDA will win in Uttar Pradesh also in 2027.

Keshav Prasad Maurya expressed his happiness over the landslide victory in Bihar elections and said that after Magadha, now only NDA will hoist the flag of victory in Awadh region also. Deputy CM wrote on X- ‘Magadh won, Awadh will also win. Will repeat 2017 in 2027!

Deputy CM said- Jungle Raj, fanaticism, familyism, all these have been defeated in Bihar and good governance, development and poor welfare have won. For this, we express our heartfelt gratitude to every single person of Bihar and also congratulate the workers there, they have worked very hard. Akhilesh Yadav will now face an even worse defeat in UP.

Earlier, Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav had raised questions about the game of SIR behind NDA’s victory in Bihar. He said that election conspiracies are being hatched in the name of SIR in different states. This will be prevented from happening in Uttar Pradesh and for this, SP will make PDA guards who will keep an eye on the entire process.

Akhilesh Yadav had raised questions on SIR

Akhilesh Yadav wrote on X- ‘The game that SIR has done in Bihar is like P. This will no longer be possible in Bengal, Tamil Nadu, UP and other places because this election conspiracy has now been exposed. Now we will not let them play this game in future. Like CCTV, our ‘PPTV’ meaning ‘PDA Sentinel’ will remain alert and foil the plans of BJP. BJP is not a party, it is deceit.

Let us tell you that NDA is going to form government once again in Bihar. According to the figures so far, NDA is leading on 200 seats while the Grand Alliance seems to be limited to only 37 seats. Others may get 6 seats. Due to the kind of results that are coming, there is a tsunami of NDA in Bihar, in front of which the Grand Alliance has collapsed.

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Bihar Assembly election results have changed many equations. This is the first time in history that BJP has emerged as the largest party. This is happening for the second time when BJP is seen winning 91 seats. Nitish Kumar’s party JDU is in second place and is ahead on 82 seats.

In such a situation, questions are being raised that who will be the Chief Minister now? At the time of elections, NDA definitely said on many occasions that NDA is contesting the elections on the face of Nitish Kumar and PM Modi, but did not officially declare Nitish Kumar as the CM.

Now that BJP has emerged as the largest party, the question is whether BJP will put forward its chief ministerial face. If we look at the equation of seats, BJP can form the government even without JDU.

If Chirag Paswan’s LJP 21 seats, Jitan Ram Manjhi’s HAM’s 5 seats and Upendra Kushwaha’s RLM’s 4 seats included in NDA are added, then this figure becomes 121. This means that the political bargaining power of Nitish Kumar has reduced. However, it is important to keep in mind here that the Modi government at the Center has the support of Nitish Kumar.

To form government in Bihar, 122 seats are required. One seat seems to be going to BSP’s account. These figures are according to the trends till 2 o’clock. Interestingly, Chirag Paswan, Jitan Ram Manjhi and Upendra Kushwaha also have old enmity with Nitish Kumar.

BJP last won 91 seats in the 2010 assembly elections. Then JDU had won 115 seats and Nitish Kumar became the Chief Minister. After this, BJP won 53 seats in 2015 and 74 seats in 2020. In the 2020 elections, RJD became the largest party by winning 75 seats. BJP was at second place and JDU was at third place.

Counting of votes continues in Bihar Assembly elections, but the trends in the first two hours left everyone breathless. First of all, Jansuraj created a stir by taking the first trend in his name, but NDA seemed to prove the claims of exit polls correct by gaining a one-sided lead. After this, the grand alliance suddenly showed momentum and gave a tough fight, but now the contest seems to be one-sided. Let us know how were the first two hours of counting of votes for Bihar Assembly elections? What was the condition of which party during this period?

NDA continuously ahead, never backward

Talking about the trends of the first two hours, NDA justified the claims made in all the exit polls. This alliance gained the lead in the beginning and maintained it till 10 am. However, when the trends showed a tie between the NDA and the Grand Alliance on 91-91 seats, the excitement increased, but this happiness evaporated within a few moments and the NDA again took the lead. However, it is a fact that despite these ups and downs, NDA has not lagged behind any party even once. Till the time of writing the news, NDA is leading on 156 seats.

BJP is the largest party in NDA

It is said that after entering any field, BJP first makes the regional party its ‘elder brother’ and later gradually comes into the role of ‘elder brother’ itself. Something similar is visible in the initial trends of Bihar Assembly elections. In fact, till the time of writing this news, BJP is leading on 78 seats. With this, BJP seems to be becoming not only NDA but also the biggest party in Bihar Assembly elections 2025. According to this, the party seems to be winning more seats than the 74 seats in 2020.

JDU improved its previous performance

Even though JDU had succeeded in forming the government with BJP in the 2020 assembly elections, it was left at the third position in terms of seats. In the 2020 assembly elections, JDU had won only 43 seats. Now the party seems to be improving its previous performance in the 2025 assembly elections and till 10 am, JDU is leading on 69 seats.

Will RJD become the largest party?

If we talk about the last 3 assembly elections i.e. 15 years of Bihar politics, RJD emerged as the largest party every time. In the 2010 assembly elections, RJD had won 115 seats, while in the 2015 elections the party had won 80 seats. Apart from this, even though NDA formed the government in the 2020 assembly elections, RJD was at the first position with 75 seats. However, RJD does not seem to repeat its performance in the 2025 elections. In the trends till 10 am, RJD is leading in only 64 seats.

bad condition of congress

The condition of Congress looks very bad in the 2025 assembly elections. The party had fielded candidates on 61 seats, but till 10 am, it was leading on only 12 seats. This performance of Congress is worse than the results of 2020, because during that time the party had won 19 seats.

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The biggest day of Bihar Assembly elections 2025 has arrived. Counting of votes for 243 assembly seats of the state will start from 8 am on Friday (14 November 2025). Curiosity, waiting and political excitement is at its peak throughout Bihar because in a few hours from now it will become clear on whom the public has expressed its trust. Meanwhile, there are some VIP seats in Bihar, where it will be interesting to see who will win. The VIP seats on which everyone’s eyes are in the Bihar Assembly elections 2025 are: Raghunathpur (Osama Shahab), Raghopur (Tejashwi Yadav), Mahua (Tej Pratap Yadav), Tarapur (Samrat Chaudhary), Lakhisarai (Vijay Sinha), Alinagar (Maithili Thakur), Maner (Bhai Virendra), Mokama (Anant Singh), Danapur (Ritlal Yadav) and Subhash Singh from Gopalganj. Is included.

A total of 2616 candidates have contested elections on 243 seats in the state. Big faces are contesting elections by putting their political reputation and future at stake. The counting of votes starting from the morning of today (November 14) will decide who will win on these high-profile seats and who will write the next political chapter of Bihar. JDU, RJD and BJP have fielded their candidates on these VIP seats.

Today’s vote counting will proceed in three phases, first the postal ballots will be counted. After this, the EVMs will be opened and the votes will be tallied and official results will start coming round by round. Although it will take time for official results to come out, initial trends will start emerging between 8:30–9:00 pm. This means that the direction of the results will become clear in just one hour.

In this election, both NDA and Grand Alliance have claimed victory during the entire campaign. NDA has expressed confidence in the joint leadership of PM Modi and Nitish Kumar. The Grand Alliance claims that they will win the elections on the issues of employment, inflation and change.