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 seat sharing formula for Bihar assembly elections has been decided between BJP and JDU. After several days of talks, both the parties have finally sealed the agreement. According to sources, a total of 203 seats have been agreed between BJP and JDU, while 40 seats can be left for allies. This agreement is believed to strengthen the electoral equation for the NDA alliance.

JDU likely to get 102 seats and BJP 101 seats

According to sources, under this agreement, JDU will field its candidates on 102 seats and BJP on 101 seats. At the same time, about 40 seats will be left for other allies of NDA. This formula is slightly different from the 2020 assembly elections, but this time both the parties have divided the seats keeping the coordination balanced. It is clear from this that NDA has tried to give a message of unity against the opposition alliance.

Possible seats of JDU quota

Major seats where JDU is likely to contest include Mehnar, Badhadiya, Vaishali, Amarpur, Valmikinagar, Phulparas, Dhamdaha, Kuchaikot, Barari, Runni Saidpur, Harlakhi, Supaul, Mokama, Pipra, Keshariya, Sandesh, Alamnagar, Jehanabad, Ghosi, Bihariganj, Hathua, Bhore, Sarairanjan, Sonbarsa, Shivhar, Seats like Kanti, Waris Nagar, Barbigha, Belaganj, Bahadurpur and Kalyanpur are included. JDU is considered to have traditional influence on these seats.

Possible seats of BJP quota

The seats discussed in BJP’s account include Pranpur, Baruraj, Tarari, Begusarai, Lakhisarai, Patepur, Jale, Darbhanga, Saharsa, Sahebganj, Katihar, Warisaliganj, Jamui, Bettiah, Madhuban, Jhanjharpur, Darundha, Goriyakothi, Amnaur, Hajipur, Biharsharif, Digha, Bankipur, Riga, Bisfi, Chhatapur, Banmankhi, Kumhrar, Patna Sahib, Danapur, Maner and Bikram are included. BJP is considered to have a strong hold on these seats. Let us tell you that Bihar Assembly elections will be held in two phases on 6th and 11th November, while the counting of votes will take place on 14th November.

Election preparations are in full swing in Bihar. To ensure the convenience of voters and fair voting, this time the State Election Commission has decided to increase the honorarium of polling officers. Whereas earlier polling officers were paid Rs 250 per day, now this amount has been increased to Rs 400 per day. This means that they will now get Rs 1600 in lump sum for one day’s polling work.

Earlier, polling officers performing duty in Bihar elections were paid at the rate of Rs 250 per day. This amount was fixed for a long time and there was a demand from the employees to increase it. This time the Election Commission has accepted that demand and revised the rates. Under the new system, polling officers will now be paid Rs 400 per day or Rs 1600 in lump sum.

What is work?

The job of a polling officer is not just to conduct voting. He is responsible for everything from checking the voting machines at the polling station to identifying voters and monitoring the voting process. In case of any glitch or technical problem at any centre, he is the first person who takes care of it. Therefore, his role is very important for the transparency and fairness of elections.

According to the Commission, after the voting is over, the employees will be paid as per the prescribed procedure. Its complete record will be kept by the district administration so that there is no disturbance or delay of any kind. Where earlier the polling officer used to get Rs 250 per day, now he will get Rs 400 per day or Rs 1600 in lump sum. This is not only financial relief, but also a recognition of their hard work.

When will the elections be held?

The dates of Bihar Assembly elections 2025 have been announced. The Election Commission has decided to conduct voting in the state on November 6 and 11, while the results will be announced on November 14. With the announcement of elections, the code of conduct has also been implemented in Bihar.

Earlier the opposition had raised many questions to the Commission regarding the Voter List (SIR). After this, on September 30, 2025, the Commission released the final voter list, in which the names of a total of 7,41,92,357 voters of Bihar are registered. All new and updated voters have been included in this list.

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All parties of Bihar assembly elections have started preparations. Meanwhile, a survey of the post of Chief Minister was conducted, in which shocking figures came out. The research agency C-Voter conducted a survey in September, according to which Tejashwi Yadav’s name has come up as the first choice of the public for the post of Chief Minister. The list also includes the names of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and Jan Suraj Party chief Prashant Kishore.

In view of the election, the survey is going on since February this year. Tejashwi Yadav is constantly at the top in the survey of the favorite Chief Minister candidate in Bihar. However, there has been a decline in their ratings. Tejashwi fell from 40 per cent to 31.3 per cent in August, but the rating increased slightly in September. He has got 35.5 percent in the latest survey.

What is the condition of Nitish and Prashant Kishore

Talking about Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, his rating has also decreased gradually till August. They came from 18 to 14 percent, but their popularity has increased slightly in September. His rating in C-Voter survey increased to 16 percent. Prashant Kishore’s popularity is steadily increasing. He received 14.9 percent in February. At the same time, 18.2 percent of the people were the first choice in June. He has received 23.1 percent in September. He remains second in the survey, leaving behind Nitish.

What is the condition of lamp and emperor

Union Minister Chirag Paswan is in fourth place in the survey of the Chief Ministerial candidate. He has received 9.5 percent rating. There has been a continuous change in the rating of Chirag. He got 3.7 percent in February. Whereas in May, 10.6 percent were the first choice of people. After this, his rating is running between 9 and 10. The popularity of Bihar Deputy Chief Minister and BJP leader Samrat Chaudhary has reduced. He was liked by 6.8 percent of the people in September.