Now only a few hours are left for the final results of Bihar Assembly elections and with the counting, the political atmosphere has become completely heated. The trends till 12 noon have made it clear that this time the contest seems to be one-sided.

According to the data till 12 noon, NDA is leading on 191 seats, which is much more than the absolute majority. In comparison, the Grand Alliance is ahead on only 48 seats, which presents a very disappointing picture for them. The final count of votes may change, but the difference is so big that its impact is likely to be visible on the final results as well.

Grand alliance’s increased concern

This trend is a matter of concern for the Grand Alliance. The Grand Alliance under the leadership of Tejashwi Yadav had campaigned vigorously raising issues like unemployment, inflation and corruption, but from the initial trends it seems that they could not get the expected support. If seen, the seats of the Grand Alliance this time are half of the 2020 elections.

How was the result in the last assembly elections?

In the last assembly elections, NDA crossed the magic majority mark of 122 and won a total of 125 seats. BJP had won 74 seats, JDU 43, VIP 4 and Hindustan Awam Morcha 4 seats.

Grand alliance was limited to so many seats

At the same time, the Grand Alliance contested the elections with full strength and won a total of 110 seats. In this, RJD won 75 seats, Congress 19, CPI-ML 12, while CPI and CPM won 2 seats each.

Apart from these, Asaduddin Owaisi’s AIMIM had registered a spectacular victory on 5 seats, while BSP was able to win on 1 seat. Chirag Paswan’s LJP, which had contested the last election separately from the NDA, was successful in winning only one seat.

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Political activities about Bihar assembly elections have intensified. On the issue of seat sharing, Developing Human Party (VIP) President Mukesh Sahni on Tuesday clarified that a final decision will be taken on seat sharing by September 15. He said that this decision will be taken by consent within the NDA alliance and only then the formal start of the election campaign will be.

Talking to reporters, Sahni said that the process of seat sharing is almost complete and soon the picture will be cleared in front of everyone. He added that with the seat sharing, it will also be decided who will be the Chief Ministerial candidate and who will be given the responsibility of Deputy CM. Sahni said that as soon as this process is completed, the VIP party will start its election journey and intensify the campaign in the entire state.

Mukesh Sahni congratulates Vice President

Mukesh Sahni congratulated the new Vice President on this occasion and congratulated CP Radhakrishnan. He said, “We wish him a lot of best wishes. We hope that the environment that is being created in the country will awaken the conscience of the people and the right decisions will be taken.”

Questions arising on ‘Mai Bahin Yojana’

Sahani also reacted to the questions arising about the recently announced ‘My Bahin Yojana’ by RJD. He said that his party is fully committed to implementing the plans properly. He assured that after the formation of the government, the VIP party will implement the schemes with responsibility.

Election strategy and purpose

Sahni clearly said that his journey will begin only after the election strategy and seat sharing. He also added that his aim is not only to do politics, but to work for the welfare of the people of Bihar. Sahni said that after the announcement of the seats, the entire emphasis of the party will be on campaigning and dialogue with the public.