The side effects of Bihar Assembly elections are now visible in political parties. After the crushing defeat in Bihar elections, Jan Suraj has dissolved all the committees from Panchayat to state level. According to the party, all the committees have been dissolved with immediate effect and the organization will be formed afresh during the next one and a half months.

Party spokesperson Syed Masih Uddin said that this decision has been taken in the meeting of the National Council of Jan Suraj held on Saturday in Patna. In the absence of the National President, State President Manoj Bharti presided over this meeting. Party leader Prashant Kishore was also present in the meeting. According to the party’s decision, the dissolved committees will continue to function until a new organization is formed.

There will be discussions regarding preparing the upcoming outline

The party has entrusted the responsibility of all the 12 divisions of the state to its senior leaders who will create a new effective and functional organizational structure in their subordinate districts. He told that a meeting of the General Council of the party has been called in Patna on December 21, in which the top leadership of the party will listen in detail to the prominent leaders of the district about their experiences related to elections and organization and there will be in-depth discussions with them regarding preparing the future outline in a new way.

Jan Suraj had contested alone in the elections.

India’s former Vice Chief of Army Staff Lieutenant General SK Singh, former Union Minister Ramchandra Prasad Singh, and senior advocate YV Giri will also be present in this meeting. Let us tell you that Jan Suraj has not got even a single seat in Bihar elections. Prashant Kishor’s party had contested alone in this election without joining any alliance.

NDA got a landslide victory in Bihar Assembly elections and Nitish Kumar took oath as CM for the 10th time. Meanwhile, a big statement came from Congress leader and Jharkhand government minister Irfan Ansari on the defeat of the Grand Alliance in Bihar. He said that he is still in shock after the results of Bihar.

Irfan Ansari, who reached Delhi to meet senior Congress leaders, spoke to news agency IANS. During this he said that to defeat NDA we will have to unite honestly. There are many tricksters in BJP. We saw this in Bihar elections.

‘Such a big victory is impossible’- Irfan Ansari

Irfan Ansari said that NDA won 202 seats in Bihar elections, how can this happen? We are still in shock as to how this could happen. This is impossible.

‘Ansari community should not fall prey to Asaduddin Owaisi’- Irfan Ansari

Jharkhand government minister Irfan Ansari further said that neither is there any wave nor do the people want you, despite this you are getting so many seats. We (opposition parties) will have to fight the elections together. I have met Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge and he has given me the task to ensure that our youth (belonging to Ansari community) in Jharkhand do not fall prey to Asaduddin Owaisi. I have been given the responsibility to fix them. They have been asked to develop them. We are people who take everyone along.

Irfan Ansari does not know Imran Masood

At the same time, when Irfan Ansari was asked a question on Imran Masood’s statement, the Congress minister said, “I come from Jharkhand, I do not know Imran Masood.”

Allegation of scam again in Bihar elections

Jharkhand minister said that he has to give a report regarding Bihar elections. EVMs have been tampered with, that is why we have lost Bihar elections. How can 6 ministers get the same vote? When we announced the Chief Minister’s face, a face belonging to the Mallah community was put forward for the Deputy Chief Minister. If a face belonging to minority community had also been declared, the result would have been better. There was anger among the public about this, people asked me questions. Owaisi has taken full advantage of this.

With the swearing in of the new NDA government in Bihar, it has become clear which party has got the maximum number of ministerial posts in comparison to its seats. BJP and JD(U) are the largest parties in the NDA alliance which returned to power with 202 seats, but there seems to be an interesting balance between the two in the distribution of ministerial posts. Nitish Kumar took oath as Chief Minister for the 10th time, while BJP’s Samrat Chaudhary and Vijay Sinha became Deputy Chief Ministers.

How many seats does which party have?
NDA has a total of 202 seats in the new assembly, in which BJP is the largest party with 89 seats. On the other hand, JDU has 85 seats. Apart from these, LJP (Ram Vilas) has 19 seats, HAM has 5 and RLM has 4 seats.

NDA seat distribution in Bihar elections 2025
In the Bihar Assembly elections 2025, NDA had contested all 243 seats. In this alliance, BJP and JDU were given equal number of 101-101 seats. Apart from these, LJP (Ram Vilas) got 29 seats, HAM (HAM) got 6 seats and Rashtriya Lok Morcha (RLM) also got 6 seats.

How many ministerial posts have come to JDU’s account?
Talking about ministerial posts, JDU has got a total of nine posts including the Chief Minister. Apart from Nitish Kumar, JDU’s Vijay Kumar Chaudhary, Vijendra Yadav, Shravan Kumar, Leshi Singh, Ashok Chaudhary, Madan Sahni, Sunil Kumar and Mohammad Jama Khan have been made ministers. JDU has been given a balanced and adequate representation as per its proportion of seats.

Most ministers from BJP quota?
BJP has got two Deputy Chief Ministers and apart from this, twelve more leaders have been made ministers. These include Mangal Pandey, Dilip Jaiswal, Nitin Naveen, Ramkripal Yadav, Sanjay Singh Tiger, Arun Shankar Prasad, Surendra Mehta, Narayan Prasad, Rama Nishad, Lakhendra Roshan, Shreyasi Singh and Pramod Kumar. In this way, BJP got a total of 14 ministerial posts, which is more than JDU in number, but considering BJP’s seat count (89), its minister per seat ratio is slightly less than JDU.

Even small parties are in trouble
LJP (Ram Vilas) has secured two ministerial posts despite only 19 seats, which is considered a strong bargain compared to its size. Jitan Ram Manjhi’s party HAM has five seats and has got one ministerial post, which is considered a good representation for a small party. Similarly, RLM has four seats and has also got a ministerial post.

Chief Ministers of many states including PM Modi were present at the swearing in.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP President JP Nadda were present in the swearing-in. Apart from this, Chandrababu Naidu of Andhra Pradesh, Rekha Gupta of Delhi, Naib Singh Saini of Haryana, Himanta Biswa Sarma of Assam and Nephew Rio of Nagaland were also present.

After the Bihar Assembly elections, the results are being discussed in every state. Now preparations are going on to form government in Bihar. Amidst all this, about a thousand kilometers away from here, there was such a clash in a family over the results of Bihar that it resulted in bloodshed.

We are talking about Guna district of Madhya Pradesh. According to the police, during the argument in the family, the atmosphere became so heated that two brothers, supporters of Janata Dal (United, JDU), a major component of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), allegedly killed their own nephew, a supporter of Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), by burying him in mud.

Uncle and nephew had come from Bihar to work as laborers.

According to the information received from Guna Police, this incident took place in the under-construction complex of Police Lines of Cantt police station area, where Shankar Manjhi (22), who had come to work as a laborer from Shivhar district of Bihar, was staying with his two acquaintances Rajesh Manjhi (25) and Toofani Manjhi (27).

Rajesh and Toofani seem to be Shankar’s maternal uncle. All three had reached Guna about two-three days ago and were engaged in daily work.

Started talking about politics while under the influence of alcohol

Police station in-charge Anup Bhargava said that initial investigation revealed that Shankar was a supporter of Tejashwi Yadav’s party RJD, while both his maternal uncles supported the ideology of Nitish Kumar’s party JDU.

Everyone drank alcohol together and the drunken political conversation gradually turned into accusations and counter-accusations. Both the parties kept provoking each other and the matter reached the level of abuse, due to which the situation worsened to such an extent that Rajesh and Toofani attacked Shankar in anger.

Nephew’s life taken by drowning him in mud

According to Anoop Bhargava, the fight escalated so much that both the maternal uncles together dragged Shankar into the nearby muddy soil and buried his face in water and mud. He did this until his breathing stopped.

On receiving information about the incident, a police team reached the spot and took the youth to the district hospital. There the doctors declared him dead. Accused Rajesh and Toofani have been taken into custody. During interrogation, both of them confessed that the drunken argument escalated so much that they could not control themselves.

Along with sending the body for post-mortem, the police has also sent information to the family members. A case of murder has been registered against the accused and further action has been started.

In the Bihar Assembly elections 2005, NDA got a landslide victory and the Grand Alliance suffered a crushing defeat. This time, Lok Jan Shakti Party (Ram Vilas Paswan) has also got unprecedented success in Bihar. Union Minister Chirag Paswan’s party has emerged as the fourth largest party in Bihar and the third largest party in NDA. This has taken Chirag’s popularity very high in Bihar. In such a situation, speculations are being made as to what role Chirag Paswan is going to play in the Bihar government this time.

While talking to a channel regarding this matter, senior journalist Vijay Vidrohi said that I think that if BJP becomes the Chief Minister of Bihar this time, then he will make Chirag Paswan the Deputy CM. He further said that the reason for this is that Chirag Paswan is the leader of Dalits and Nitish Kumar’s JDU also has Dalit vote bank. In such a situation, under the pretext of Chirag, BJP would like to bring JDU’s Dalit vote bank into BJP’s fold.

Why will BJP make Chirag Deputy CM?
The senior journalist told that in Bihar it was Nitish Kumar who had converted the Dalit castes into Mahadalit, but he had left out the Paswan caste. In such a situation, according to the long term plan, BJP can move in this direction. He also said that Chirag Paswan is still young, so how far will he go in central politics, in such a situation, if he succeeds in becoming the Deputy CM of Bihar this time, then after 5 years he will emerge as a strong contender for the post of Chief Minister.

How many seats did Chirag demand?
He told that Nitish Kumar wanted that Chirag Paswan’s party should not get more than 13-14 seats, but Chirag remained adamant on 35 seats and finally LJP (R) contested on 28 seats. Chirag Paswan has got big success this time.

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Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) has suffered a crushing defeat in the assembly elections in Bihar. Tejashwi Yadav is seen blaming his own family for this party’s plight. Internal discord has started in the family of RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav. Meanwhile, former national vice president of RJD Shivanand Tiwari has vented his anger on social media.

Shivanand Tiwari, close to Lalu Yadav, has opened a front against Tejashwi Yadav by posting on the social media platform Facebook. He said that during the Bihar movement, Lalu Yadav and I were locked in the same room of Phulwari Sharif jail. Lalu Yadav was a big face of that movement, but his aspirations were very small. At night, when we were lying down on our respective posts to sleep after dinner, Lalu Yadav shared his future dreams with me.

Shivanand Tiwari narrated the story of jail

Shivanand Tiwari wrote, ‘Lalu told me that Baba, I want to become a leader like Ram Lakhan Singh Yadav. It seems that sometimes God above listens. Today it appears that his wish has been fulfilled. The entire family put in effort and only 25 MLAs of his party won.

Tejashwi removed me from the post of Vice President: Shivanand

The RJD leader said that a question may arise in the mind that I myself was the national vice president of that party. After that why am I saying such a thing? I was the national vice president. This is a thing of the past. Tejashwi Yadav not only removed me from the post of Vice President but also did not give me a place in the executive. Why so? Because I was saying that special intensive revision of voter list is a conspiracy against democracy.

Advised to take to the streets against SIR

He further said that take to the streets with Rahul Gandhi against SIR, struggle, get beaten by the police, go to jail, but he was taking oath as the Chief Minister in the dream world. By shaking her, I was disturbing her dreams. Lalu Yadav was preparing the throne for his son like Dhritarashtra. Now I am free. I have got some free time. Now I will keep telling stories.

After the crushing defeat in Bihar elections, the tension in Lalu family has come to the fore. The round of allegations and counter-allegations within the family increased so much that there was a deep dispute between Tejashwi Yadav and his sister Rohini Acharya. According to sources, during a family argument, Tejashwi taunted Rohini – ‘You must be very happy, what you wanted has happened.’ In response to this, Rohini got angry and said – ‘The way you are insulting the daughter of the house, you will feel cursed by me.’

Big debate broke out in the house
According to sources, during the heated debate at home, Tejashwi Yadav put the responsibility of defeat in Bihar elections on Rohini. Rohini came to Patna from Singapore and wanted to take part in the campaign, but she was sent to limited places only. Even in Saran, he was called only for one day, that too during Akhilesh Yadav’s rally. Despite this, Rohini was unhappy with Tejashwi blaming her for the defeat.

Rohini’s counterattack
The dispute escalated so much that Tejashwi said sarcastically to Rohini – ‘You must be very happy, what you wanted has happened.’ On this Rohini gave a strong reply-
‘The way you are behaving is making me curse. If you look any further, you will feel like I am insulting you.

I have no family- Rohini
After the dispute reached its peak, Rohini Acharya left Rabri residence crying late on Saturday night. He told journalists at Patna airport – ‘I have no family. He is the one who has expelled me from the family. The world is questioning why the party is in such a condition, but they do not have to take responsibility.

The entire family was present during the argument.
When there was a heated argument between Tejashwi and Rohini yesterday, the entire family including Lalu Prasad, Rabri Devi, Rachel was present at home. The atmosphere became so tense that when Rohini started leaving the house, both Lalu and Rabri became emotional. All the sisters of the family were seen standing with Rohini in this dispute and were seen against Tejashwi.

Allegations against Tejashwi’s close ones also
Rohini accused Sanjay Yadav and Rameez, close to Tejashwi Yadav, of putting pressure on her. He said- ‘Now ask this question to Tejashwi Yadav. If you ask questions, you will be abused and hit with slippers.

Tej Pratap has also been expelled before
This is not the first time that internal discord has come to the surface in the Lalu family. On May 25 this year, Lalu Prasad had expelled his elder son Tej Pratap Yadav from the party and family. Tej Pratap had also blamed Sanjay Yadav for this.

The results of Bihar assembly elections were shocking. NDA got direct benefit on those seats where the Grand Alliance had fought a friendly fight, which is clearly visible in the results. There are 11 such seats in Bihar, where such a scene was seen. The victory on all these seats fell in the lap of NDA candidates.

The seats on which Grand Alliance had fought friendly include Rajapakad, Beldaur, Kahalgaon, Chainpur, Sultanganj, Sikandra, Narkatiaganj, Karhagar, Vaishali, Biharsharif, Bachhwara seats. There was competition between the candidates of the Grand Alliance, but the NDA took the advantage. NDA candidates won on all the seats. Due to this, MGB directly had to suffer the loss of these 11 seats.

JDU, BJP and HAM won seats

If we look at NDA’s allies, there are three seats where BJP won and Nitish Kumar’s JDU won on seven seats. Among these, JDU won Vaishali, Beldaur, Sultanganj, Kahalgaon, Rajapakad, Chainpur and Karhagar seats. Apart from these, BJP hoisted its flag in Bihar Sharif, Narkatiaganj and Bachhwara, while Hindustani Awami Morcha won one seat in Sikandra.

By what margin did NDA candidates win which seat?

• Umaid Khan of Congress and Shiv Kumar Yadav of CPI were face to face in Bihar Sharif seat. BJP’s Sunil Kumar won this seat by a margin of 29168 votes.
• In Bachhwara, Shiv Prakash Garib Das of Congress and Avadhesh Rai of CPI were contesting. BJP candidate Mehta won the election on this seat by a margin of 15841 votes.
• Congress candidate Shashwat Kedar was contesting from Narkatiaganj assembly seat and Deepak Yadav was contesting from RJD. Here BJP’s Sanjay Kumar won the election. He won this election by a margin of 26458 votes.
• Sikandra seat, which has been a safe seat. RJD’s Uday Narayan Chaudhary and Congress candidate Vinod Chaudhary were contesting on that election. Prafull Kumar Manjhi won the election on this seat by 23907 votes.
• RJD and Congress candidates were face to face on Vaishali seat. JDU’s Siddharth Patel won this seat. He won by a margin of 32590 votes. He defeated RJD’s Ajaykumar. Congress candidate Sanjeev Singh stood third.
• Mohit Paswan from Communist Party of Grand Alliance and Pratima Kumari from Congress were contesting from Rajapakad seat. JDU’s Mahendra Ram won this seat by a margin of 48,189 votes.
• On Beldaur seat, Mithilesh Kumar Nishad of Congress from Grand Alliance and Tanisha Bharti of Indian Inclusive Party were face to face. JDU’s Panna Singh Patel won the election on this seat. He won this election by 35175 votes.
• Congress’s Praveen Kumar Kushwaha and RJD’s Rajneesh Bharti were contesting in Kahalgaon. JDU’s Subhanand Mukesh won the election on this seat. He won this election by a margin of 50112 votes.
• On Sultanganj seat, election was held between Lalan Kumar of Congress and Chandan Sinha of RJD. In this, JDU MLA Lalit Narayan Mandal won the election by a margin of 31196 votes.
• Bal Govind Bind was contesting from Chainpur on VIP Party ticket of Grand Alliance and Brij Kishore Bind was contesting from RJD. JDU’s Jama Khan won the election on this seat. He won this election by a margin of 6877 votes.
• Congress candidate Santosh Kumar Mishra and CPI’s Mahendra Prasad Gupta were contesting from Karhagar seat. Vashishtha Singh won this election. He won this election by a margin of 35676 votes.

On one hand, NDA has got a landslide victory in Bihar Assembly elections, while on the other hand, Grand Alliance has suffered a huge loss. This time, while Nitish’s JDU has gained 100 percent seats, RJD has suffered a historic defeat under the leadership of Tejashwi. In such a situation, it becomes necessary to understand how the RJD suffered so much under the leadership of Tejashwi, who was declared the CM face by the Grand Alliance, and how Nitish’s JDU won so many seats beyond expectations.

Talking about RJD, one of the main reasons for its defeat this time proved to be giving tickets to 52 Yadav candidates. This decision not only strengthened the casteist image but also alienated the non-Yadav vote bank from the party. Yadavs have 14 percent population in Bihar, which is the core vote bank of RJD, but by giving tickets to 52 Yadavs, the public started smelling Yadav rule, due to which the forward and backward people moved away from the Grand Alliance. The surprising thing is that despite giving tickets to 52 Yadavs, the party has been able to win only 25 seats.

RJD gave tickets mostly to Yadavs
Let us tell you that RJD fielded candidates on a total of 144 seats, out of which 52 were Yadavs, which was about 36 percent of the total candidates. RJD had got 143 seats under seat sharing in the Grand Alliance. The biggest mistake in Tejashwi Yadav’s strategy proved to be his lack of equality with his allies Congress, Left parties and smaller parties. Seat sharing controversies also caused a lot of damage to the Grand Alliance.

Tejashwi appeared dominating the grand alliance
Congress insisted on the Guarantee Manifesto, while Tejashwi Yadav gave priority to jobs, which irked all the allies. Not only this, Tejashwi left everyone behind by naming the manifesto of the Grand Alliance as ‘Tejasvi Pran’. Tejashwi kept his colleagues on the backseat even in the campaign. Apart from this, pictures of Tejashwi Yadav were more prominent in the rallies than those of Rahul Gandhi.

RJD contested 3 elections under the leadership of Tejashwi
Let us tell you that RJD has contested 3 elections under the leadership of Tejashwi. 2015, 2020 and 2025. In the year 2015, when RJD and Nitish were together, this alliance had won. RJD had emerged as the largest party with 80 seats. In 2020, RJD contested the elections in alliance with Congress and Nitish Kumar joined BJP. In this election also, RJD emerged as the largest party by winning 75 seats. In 2025, RJD lost badly like in 2010.

Nitish’s strong comeback
Nitish Kumar’s political capital had reduced due to its reduction to 45 seats in 2020. His approval rating as chief minister had fallen from 37 percent in 2020 to between 16 percent and 25 percent. Although this time BJP along with JDU made an agreement of equal seats on 101-101 seats, but in the political circles Nitish was being seen as the younger brother. The reason was that Modi brand will attract votes, not Nitish Kumar.

Popular among all castes
If we talk about the reasons supporting Nitish, many things are included in it. Social harmony and caste balance. Nitish’s biggest strength is his ability to take along many castes and religions. Even though his Kurmi caste population in Bihar is about 3 percent, he is popular even among those castes which are traditionally not considered committed to any one party. Apart from the upper caste, Kushwaha, Paswan, Musahar and Mallah, he also has a hold among those Muslim voters who are generally considered against BJP.

support of women voters
Apart from all this, Nitish Kumar has also registered a strong presence among women voters. Women voters have served as a stabilizing force for his leadership, garnering huge support through welfare initiatives such as the Mukhyamantri Mahila Rojgar Yojana (MMRY). Also, let us tell you that unlike in 2020, where there was confusion among the JDU cadre, this time the organizational strength of the party appeared more active.

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While NDA registered a big victory in the results of Bihar Assembly Elections 2025, another worrying picture emerged. This time the number of Muslim MLAs in the House has come down to only 10, which is the lowest in the last 35 years. Despite the Muslim population in the state being around 17.7%, their political representation is very low which clearly shows the inequality of election strategies and ticket distribution.

In this election, both the Grand Alliance and the NDA expressed less confidence in Muslim faces. There were many seats where Muslim voters traditionally play a decisive role, but political parties fielded non-Muslim candidates in those areas too. AIMIM was not included in the grand alliance, after which the party decided to contest the elections alone. Due to all these reasons, the representation of the Muslim community was significantly reduced and the number of seats came down to a record level.

AIMIM again showed strength in Seemanchal

Asaduddin Owaisi’s party AIMIM maintained its influence in the politics of Seemanchal this time also. The party fielded candidates on 25 seats and won 5 of them. These victories were recorded in seats like Amour, Kochadhaman, Jokihat, Bahadurganj and Bayasi, where Muslim population is high and AIMIM had performed strongly in the last elections also. This time the influence of the party was more clearly visible in the four districts of Seemanchal, Araria, Purnia, Katihar and Kishanganj.

Status of JDU Muslim candidates

JDU has fielded four Muslim candidates in the 2025 elections. Among these, Mohammad Zama Khan came out ahead from Chainpur. Chainpur is not a Muslim dominated area, hence BJP and JDU launched a joint campaign to woo Hindu voters on this seat. In 2020, JDU had given tickets to 11 Muslim faces, but they did not get any success in that election. This time, after reducing the number of candidates, the party was successful in getting one seat.

The only Muslim face of LJP (RV)

Chirag Paswan’s party gave ticket to Mohammad Kalimuddin from Bahadurganj. He survived the competition but remained in third place. AIMIM’s Tausif Alam registered a comfortable victory on this seat, while Congress stood second.

RJD got two Muslim seats

Rashtriya Janata Dal gave limited tickets to Muslim candidates, but the party won on the two seats where it got the opportunity. Asif Ahmed was victorious from Bisfi, while in Raghunathpur, Shahabuddin’s son Osama Saheb won and made the family’s political comeback after 21 years. This time RJD adopted a new balance in ticket distribution, in which an attempt was seen to create a fresh coordination between Yadav, Muslim, EBC, Dalit and upper caste communities.

Mixed situation of Congress in Seemanchal

Congress maintained its presence in Seemanchal like in 2020. Mohammad Kamrul Hoda won from Kishanganj and Abidur Rehman won from Araria. However, a major upset was seen when Congress Legislature Party leader Shakeel Ahmed Khan lost to JDU candidate Dulal Chandra Goswami in Nathnagar.

Lowest number of Muslim MLAs since 1990

If we look at the previous figures of Muslim representation in Bihar, the result of 2025 shows a big decline. In the year 2010, 19 Muslim MLAs won. In 2015 the number increased to 24. Whereas in 2020 again there will be 19 MLAs and in 2025 it will come down to only 10. That is, about 4.1% of the House, while the population is about 17.7%.

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