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.

The matter of political rift between Ashok Gehlot and Sachin Pilot, the two biggest faces of Rajasthan Congress, is not hidden from anyone. However, in the past, both the leaders said to forget the old things and move forward. While Ashok Gehlot is considered the ‘magician’ of politics, the count of Sachin Pilot is taken prominently among the young faces of the party. Meanwhile, a survey has come out in which Sachin Pilot is seen going far ahead of former CM Ashok Gehlot.

Sachin Pilot, ahead of Kharge- C Voter Survey

The survey of India Today-C voter questioned who is the best for the leadership of the Congress outside the Gandhi family. The results of this survey are the first name of Sachin Pilot. The interesting thing is that the pilot figure in the survey is ahead of the current Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge.

How much is the data of which leader in the survey?

Sachin Pilot has been described by 16 percent, Mallikarjun Kharge 12 per cent, Shashi Tharoor eight per cent, P Chidambaram seven per cent and Ashok Gehlot has been described as a better option for Congress leadership out of Gandhi family.

Kharge became president in October 2022

In October 2022, senior Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge was elected president of the party. Shashi Tharoor also contested the Congress President. At that time, the name of Ashok Gehlot was also discussed a lot, but Ashok Gehlot kept himself out of the election of this post. At that time Gehlot was the CA of Rajasthan.

Pilot is currently in charge of Chhattisgarh Congress

Sachin Pilot is an MLA from Tonk seat in Rajasthan. Along with this, he is also in charge of Chhattisgarh Congress. He has been a telecom minister in the Congress government at the Center. Pilot’s father late Rajesh Pilot was counted among the big leaders of Rajasthan Congress. He was a 20 -year -old MP and also took responsibility for the post of minister at the Center.

Bihar c Voter Survey News: This year (2025) Assembly elections are going to be held in Bihar. While the NITISH Kumar (Nitish Kumar) is from NDA, Tejashwi Yadav (Tejashwi Yadav) from India alliance is fixed, but the latest survey of C-Voter has revealed a shocking figure. Whose head will decorate the crown, it will be clear after the election, but the mood of the public is cleaning a lot. Tejashwi Yadav is at the forefront of the CM’s race in the figures that have come in the latest survey. Other leaders have ups and downs.

Tejashwi’s decreased popularity compared to February

According to the June 2025 survey of C-Voter, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav is at number one in the Chief Minister’s race with the choice of 35 percent people. His popularity was 41% in February, 36% in April and now 35% in June. The decline of this 6 percent has raised the alarm bell for Tejashwi Yadav. In such a situation, the survey figures are definitely surprising.

Prashant Kishore of Jan Suraj is second in the race

On the other hand, talking about Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, 18 percent of the people used to like him as CM in February. This figure was up to 15% in April and again in June it has increased to 17 percent. On the other hand, Prashant Kishore, the founder of Jan Suraj, has emerged at number two in this survey. His popularity was 15 percent in February and it increased to 17% in April and 18% in June. That is, Prashant Kishore can also do a lot in this election. With this, Prashant Kishore has become the second choice of public in the race of the Chief Minister.

What is the condition of Chirag and Emperor Chaudhary?

Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) leader and Union Minister Chirag Paswan is in the mood to contest elections from Bihar. Meanwhile, there has been some boom in the popularity of CM’s race. This is a good sign. In February, where only 4 percent of people liked him, it has become 10 percent in June. The figure of April was 6 percent. The popularity of Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Emperor Chaudhary has also upsurized. 8% of people liked him in February, it reached 13% in April, but again came to 10% in June.

C Voter Survey on Operation Sindoor: After the Pahalgam terror attack, the Indian Army entered and killed Pakistan as well as exposed it internationally. Under Operation Sindoor, the Indian Army destroyed terrorist bases in Pakistan. After this, when the Pakistani army arrived to help the terrorists, the Indian Army demolished several camps of the Pak Army, showing its might. The Indian Air Force attacked Pakistan’s airbase, making an accurate attack.

India has caused so much destruction in Pakistan that it will remember for the next several decades. The STE voter has conducted a survey about what the people of our country think about India’s action on Pakistan. People were asked that are you satisfied with the action of the Modi government against Pakistan? India Today presented this survey of C. Voter, in which information was collected by talking to people on the phone. According to C voters, he conducted this survey on 10, 11 and 12 May.

Question: Are they satisfied with the action of the Modi government?

68.1 percent of the people have replied yes to this question. That is, 68.1 percent of the people are satisfied with the action taken by the central government against Pakistan. At the same time, 5.3 percent of the people are dissatisfied with the government’s action. 15.3 percent of the people did not respond. 63.3 percent of the people admitted that they were satisfied with the ceasefire, while 10.2 per cent believe that there should not have been a ceasefire. 17.3 percent of the people did not respond to the ceasefire.

Question: Who among China and Pakistan, India’s largest enemy?

Different answers of people came to light before and after the ceasefire regarding this question. Prior to ceasefire, 47.4 percent of the people admitted that China is the biggest enemy, while 27.7 percent described Pakistan as a big enemy. 12.2 people opted for both countries. After the ceasefire, 51.8 percent of the people and Pakistan described Pakistan as 19.6 percent of the people in India. At the same time, 20.7 percent people described both of them as their enemy.

Question: How much confidence in Indian military capacity?

According to the C Voter Survey, before the ceasefire, 91.1 percent people said that they have a lot of confidence in Indian military capacity. 6.1 percent of the people chose to up to some extent. One percent of the people were those who said that they do not trust. After the ceasefire, 92.9 percent of the people expressed great confidence in Indian military capacity. 3.4 percent of the people said to some extent, while 0.7 percent people said that they do not trust.