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.

After Bihar Assembly elections, a new controversy has arisen in politics. Jan Suraj has raised questions on the NDA government saying that the amount of Rs 10,000 sent to the women’s accounts just before the voting was used by the state government by withdrawing it from the funds received from the World Bank for some other project. Jan Suraj spokesperson Pawan Verma claims that this money was sent to the accounts shortly before the implementation of the Election Code of Conduct, which had a deep impact on the election environment.

Verma says that this amount was transferred only about an hour ago and many reliable sources informed him about it. Although he also admitted that the truth of this allegation is not completely clear, but if it is proved to be factually correct then it will raise ethical questions on the entire election. Because this scheme of Rs 10,000 reached 1.25 crore women voters and its political impact was being felt by all parties during the elections.

World Bank Fund and Bihar’s increasing debt

In the same sequence, Pawan Verma also said that the debt of the state has increased rapidly and has now reached above Rs 4 lakh crore and a huge amount has to be paid every day in the form of interest. According to him, due to the empty treasury of the government, the help of external funds was taken to send such a huge amount before the elections. He also alleged that a message was spread among the women that if the NDA did not return to power, further funds would be stopped.

Women vote bank and changing nature of electoral equation

Women are continuously playing a decisive role in the politics of Bihar. In the last many elections, women’s voting has been more than men and that is why women’s welfare appears at the forefront of government schemes. Schemes like gas, health, ration and sending money directly into accounts have built a trust in the government among women voters, which influenced the results this time too. Pawan Verma says that this political trust made the path of new options like Jan Suraj difficult. They call it part of electoral economics, where economic aid and political decisions are directly linked to each other.

Free schemes and political contradictions

Verma also pointed out that Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself has criticized free politics many times. But in Bihar elections, sending huge amount directly into the accounts of women was the same type of strategy, which was used for political gains. He said that this contradiction was a topic of discussion among the general public and NDA gained electoral edge through this.

Jan Suraj’s stand and political debate on prohibition

On Jan Suraj’s defeat, it was also said that Prashant Kishor had talked about changes in liquor prohibition when he came to power, which alienated women voters. Rejecting this claim, Pawan Verma said that liquor is available illegally in almost every area of ​​the state and this has increased the problems of the family. According to him, it has a direct impact on women, hence the issue of prohibition cannot be the reason for Jan Suraj’s defeat.

Jan Suraj’s defeat and election logic

Jan Suraj got good overall vote percentage, but did not get even a single seat. Verma attributed this to the changing vote pattern due to Rs 10,000 given to women, NDA’s strong women-centric schemes and the traditional political structure of Bihar. He says that vote percentage and winning seats in Bihar are two completely different things and this election has made this clear.

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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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Anant Singh, a powerful leader of Bihar and a strong candidate of Janata Dal United (JDU) from Mokama assembly seat, has registered a landslide victory in the results of Bihar elections. According to Election Commission data, Anant Kumar Singh received a total of 91,416 votes. He defeated Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) candidate and his rival Veena Devi by 28,206 votes, but after this victory, a question is roaming in the minds of the people of Mokama and Bihar. The question is whether Anant Singh will be able to join the Assembly this time? Will he be able to take oath as an MLA this time?

Actually, these questions are being discussed because JDU candidate Anant Singh, who won the election from Mokama assembly seat, is currently in jail. Anant Singh is accused of murdering Jan Suraj Party supporter and strongman leader Dularchand Yadav about two weeks ago, for which he has been arrested and is currently in jail. In such a situation, it is natural to raise questions that after winning the elections, will Anant Singh be able to join the Bihar Assembly?

Will Anant Singh be able to reach the Assembly for swearing in?,

The answer to these questions of the people of Bihar and Mokama now depends on the decision of the court. Actually, many criminal cases are pending against Anant Singh, in one of which the court had sentenced him to 10 years imprisonment. After this, his membership was canceled disqualifying him from the Assembly. However, he was later acquitted by the High Court.

charge sheet not filed

This time, during the assembly elections, Anant Singh has been arrested by the police on the charges of murder of Dularchand Yadav, but the charge sheet has not been filed against him yet. The police may take two to three months to complete this process. In such a situation, it is difficult for Anant Singh to come out of jail before the completion of the process.

Will you be able to take oath as an MLA?,

A case has been registered against Anant Singh on murder charges. In such a situation, will they be able to come out of jail even for the swearing-in ceremony? The answer to this question depends on the decision of the court, because the court does not grant bail easily in serious crime cases like murder. However, after the charge sheet is filed, the court can grant him bail, but this is also not completely clear.

How can Anant Singh enter the Assembly?

At the same time, if we talk about Anant Singh entering the Assembly after winning the elections, then he can go to the Assembly and participate in the proceedings there only after getting surety and taking oath. Now the final decision in this matter is in the hands of the court, if the court grants bail to Anant Singh, only then he will be able to participate in the assembly proceedings.

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Before the results of Bihar Assembly Elections (2025), the exit poll has increased the tension of some people and happiness has increased for others. Amidst all this, everyone wants to know who can win from the seat from which Jan Suraj’s Sutradhar was talking about contesting?

Actually, Prashant Kishore had said that if he has to contest elections, he will contest from either Karmabhoomi or Janmabhoomi. He is originally from Rohtas district. He also went to his native village and voted for Karghar assembly seat. He could have contested from here but did not contest the elections. On the other hand, there was talk of fighting from Raghopur also.

BSP can win from Karghar seat

Amidst all this, who can win in Karghar, the exit poll of journalists has revealed a shocking thing. BSP candidate Uday Pratap Singh can win from Karghar seat. This means that the candidate of NDA or Grand Alliance may have to face defeat. Both Congress candidate Santosh Mishra and JDU candidate Vashishtha Singh may lose from the Grand Alliance.

Currently, Santosh Mishra of Congress is the only MLA from Karghar seat. It is from here that Ritesh Pandey is fighting with Jan Suraj. Both of them belong to Brahmin caste and the vote was divided between them. This seat has the highest number of Brahmin voters after Kurmi. This is the reason why Santosh Mishra may suffer loss.

Who can win how many of the 7 seats in Rohtas?

• RJD- 3 seats (Sasaram, Nokha and Dinara)
• BSP- 1 seat (Karghar)
• Congress- 1 seat (Chenari)
• Tough contest: 2 seats (Karakat and Dehri)

List of total seven seats of Rohtas district

• Sasaram
• Nokha
• Dinara
• Kargahar
• karakat
• Chenari
• Dehri

RJD has made Satyendra Shah its candidate from Sasaram. They can win. RJD has given ticket to Anita Chaudhary from Nokha who can win. In front of him is Nagendra Chandravanshi from JDU. Whereas RJD can win from Dinara seat. RJD has made Rajesh Yadav its candidate from here. from Chenari seat There is a contest between Mangal Ram of Congress and Murari Prasad Gautam from Chirag Paswan’s party LJPR. However, the Congress candidate can win from here.

Tough competition between whom on two seats?

Karakat- Tough contest between CPIML and Jyoti Singh, wife of independent candidate Pawan Singh. JDU’s Mahabali Singh may remain at third position.

Dehri- There is a tough contest between RJD’s Guddu Kumar Chandravanshi and LJPR’s Sonu Kumar alias Rajeev Ranjan Singh.

(Note: ABP News has prepared this figure after talking to senior journalists of the district and according to their opinion)

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The two-phase assembly elections (2025) in Bihar have ended. The results of voting along with records will be released on November 14. Earlier, according to the exit polls of different survey agencies, NDA government was being formed. Meanwhile, a survey has come which will increase the tension of NDA along with the Grand Alliance. Apart from all the exit polls, AI Politics has released the data. Everyone is surprised to see this.

Tough competition between NDA and Grand Alliance

The data of AI Politics has revealed that there is a tough competition between the NDA and the Grand Alliance. To form the government, 122 seats are needed in Bihar and both these alliances are very close to this number. On the other hand, when we look at the figures, it will be known that Nitish Kumar is facing a big setback in terms of seats.

How many seats for which alliance?

• NDA- 121 (+/- 6 seats)
• Grand Alliance- 119 (+/- 6 seats)
• Others- 3-5 (+/- 2 seats)

Which alliance gets what percentage of votes?

• NDA- 38.4%
• Grand Alliance- 39.2%
• Jan Suraj Party- 12.7%
• Others- 9.8%

Which party gets how many seats in NDA?

• BJP- 85-93 seats
• JDU- 25-31 seats
• LJPR- 2-4 seats
• We- 0-1 seat

How many seats does which party get in the Grand Alliance?

• RJD- 89-97 seats
• Congress- 14-21 seats
• VIP- 2-3 seats
• CPI- 1-2 seats
• CPIML- 2-5 seats
• CPM- 1-2 seats

Final result will be known on 14th November

The figures of AI politics may be shocking, but after the results are declared on November 14, it will be known how much truth is there in whose claims. The first phase of voting was held on 6 November. The second phase took place last Tuesday (11 November). Now waiting for the result. Bihar has created history in terms of voting in both the phases. In such a situation, this time the result will also be worth watching.

(Note: Different survey agencies have conducted exit polls regarding the 2025 assembly elections. ABP News has not conducted any survey of its own)

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As soon as the elections for 243 assembly seats of Bihar are over, many agencies have released exit polls. Almost all exit polls show NDA forming the government. According to the survey, Prashant Kishore may face a big setback in this election. Jansuraj has not been predicted to get even 10 seats in any exit poll.

Prashant Kishore got maximum seats in this survey

Peoples Pulse survey has given maximum 0-5 seats to Jansuraj. In this, NDA may get 133-159 seats, Grand Alliance may get 75-101 seats and others may get 2-8 seats. According to the exit poll of TIF Research, NDA is expected to get 145-163 seats, Grand Alliance will get 76-95 seats and others will get 3-6 seats.

NDA’s victory in exit polls

In the exit poll of MATRIZE-IANS, NDA has been given 147-167 seats and Grand Alliance has been given 70-90 seats, Jansuraj has been given 0-2 seats, others have been given 2-8 seats. In this, NDA is estimated to get 48 percent votes, Grand Alliance 37 percent and others 15 percent. CHANAKAYA STRATEGIES has given zero seat to Jansuraj. In this survey, NDA has been given 130-138 seats, Grand Alliance has been given 100-108 seats and others have been given 3-5 seats.

How many seats will Jansuraj get in POLSTRAT-JVC survey?

In the exit poll of POLSTRAT, NDA has been given 133-148 seats, Grand Alliance has been given 87-102 seats, Jansuraj has been given zero, others have been given 3-5 seats. According to JVC’s exit poll, NDA is expected to get 135-150 seats, Grand Alliance 88-103 seats, Jansuraj 0-1 seat and others 3-6 seats.

This time bumper voting was recorded in both the phases of elections in Bihar. During the first phase, more than 65 percent voting took place on November 6 and more than 67 percent voting took place on November 11. Prashant Kishor had formed Jan Suraj Party after doing a long march in Bihar. He had fielded his candidates on all 243 seats, but due to technical reasons, the nominations of his candidates were rejected on three seats.

(Disclaimer- With the second phase of elections, voting has taken place on all 243 seats in Bihar. The country is waiting to know whose government is going to be formed in Bihar. The wait is nearing the end. Different survey agencies have conducted the exit poll of Bihar. ABP News is a responsible channel of the country. We understand our responsibility. Therefore, following the guidelines of the Election Commission, we will release the first number of exit poll at 6.30 pm. Will not be shown before 10:00 pm, let us tell the viewers that ABP News has not conducted any survey.

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After 64.66 percent voting in the first phase of Bihar Assembly elections (2025), it is believed that people have created history. The biggest question is what happened after all these years? Election strategist Prashant Kishore has said a lot on this while talking to journalists in Gayaji, Bihar on Friday (November 07, 2025).

Prashant Kishore said that history will be written on 14th. The public is excited about the new option. Told the migrant laborers that they are the X factor of this election. The highest turnout in elections this time after independence shows that apathy had developed due to lack of political alternatives for the last 30 years. An alternative has been provided with the arrival of Jan Suraj. Voting took place due to the new option. Voting took place regarding the changes. The migrant laborers who stayed after Chhath surprised everyone by voting.

More than two crore people voted

Prashant Kishore said that migrant laborers are more important than women. Prashant Kishore said that big pundits were not telling that there would be so much voting. More than two crore people have voted. Migrant laborers want change, so they have got themselves as well as their family members voted for.

#WATCH Gayaji, Bihar: Jan Suraj founder Prashant Kishore said on Bihar elections, “This time the voting percentage is the highest since independence. I have been saying for months that more than 60% of the people in Bihar want change. Now, because of Jan Suraj, people have an option. Increased… pic.twitter.com/cuYJ4ORwT2

— ANI_HindiNews (@AHindinews) November 7, 2025

‘Lalu is afraid of Nitish… Nitish is afraid of Lalu’

PK said that in elections it is not only decided who will come to power, it is also decided who will be in the role of opposition, who will come on the road, this role is also decided by the public. He said that the compulsion to vote for Lalu and Nitish due to fear of Nitish has ended. There is enthusiasm among the people, hence they voted enthusiastically and the voting percentage has increased.

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Voting for the first phase of Bihar Assembly elections (2025) ended on Thursday (November 06, 2025). Voting took place on 121 seats in 18 districts. This time the voting percentage has increased. Meanwhile, Prashant Kishore, the founder of Jan Suraj, has given a big statement. Prashant Kishore says that the highest turnout in the last 30 years is an indication that change is coming in Bihar. A new system is going to be established on 14th November..

Let us tell you that last time 55.81 percent voting took place on these 121 seats. This time the figure reached 60.13 percent at 5 pm itself. Prashant Kishor’s party has entered the field with full force this time. It remains to be seen how many seats the party wins.

#WATCH Gaya, Bihar: Prashant Kishore, founder of Jan Suraj, said, “The highest turnout in the last 30 years is a sign that change is coming in Bihar. A new system is going to be established on November 14…” pic.twitter.com/vLLl5X7LgL

— ANI_HindiNews (@AHindinews) November 6, 2025

The respective claims of the leaders of the Grand Alliance

On the other hand, the leaders of the Grand Alliance have their own claims. Communist Party of India (Marxist) General Secretary MA Baby on Thursday (November 06, 2025) said that the Grand Alliance’s campaign has received an overwhelming response from the people of Bihar and expressed confidence that the people, especially the youth, will reject the ‘politics of hate’.

The CPI(M) general secretary said in a post on ‘X’ that the opposition alliance has raised the issues of people’s welfare and livelihood. Baby said, “The Grand Alliance campaign has received an overwhelming response from the people of Bihar. We have been successful in bringing to the fore the issues of people’s welfare and livelihood.”

Mukesh Sahni said – there will be change in Bihar

Regarding the first phase of voting, VIP supremo Mukesh Sahni said that there is a wave of change in Bihar. We have received information that bumper voting has taken place. I hope that this time there will be a change in entire Bihar and a grand alliance government will be formed.

Samrat claimed victory on more than 100 seats

BJP leader and Deputy CM Samrat Chaudhary thanked for the high turnout in the first phase. He said that the report has come that out of 121 seats, NDA is winning about 100 seats. Just as no one from the Lalu family came out victorious in 2010, this time also no one from the Lalu family is going to win.

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The game of changing sides regarding Bihar Assembly elections (2025) is going on. Today (November 05, 2025), a day before the first phase of voting to be held on November 6, Jan Suraj Party candidate Sanjay Singh joined BJP. In such a situation, Jan Suraj Party founder Prashant Kishore has suffered a big blow.

Sanjay Singh took membership of BJP in Munger

Jan Suraj Party candidate Sanjay Singh was the candidate from Munger. On Wednesday (November 05, 2025) he took membership of Bharatiya Janata Party in Munger itself. This information was given by Munger BJP district media in-charge Chetan Kumar. A small program was organized in Munger. Sanjay Singh took membership on this occasion.

Sanjay Singh praised PM Modi and Nitish Kumar

Sanjay Singh made a big statement as soon as he came to the party. While accepting the membership, he praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar as development men and praised the unprecedented work done under their leadership. Sanjay Singh said, “NDA is the only option for the all-round development of the country and Bihar. Only Narendra Modi and Nitish Kumar have the leadership to fulfill the aspirations of the people.”

Voting to be held in Munger in the first phase

Let us tell you that in the first phase, voting is to be held on 121 seats in 18 districts on 6th November. Talking about Munger, voting is to be held here also tomorrow (Thursday). There are three assembly seats in Munger. Munger, Jamalpur and Tarapur. BJP has given ticket to Kumar Pranay from Munger seat. In such a situation, after taking membership of the party, Sanjay Singh has given his support to BJP candidate Kumar Pranay. Now BJP’s victory here is considered certain. Now it remains to be seen what reaction of Jan Suraj founder Prashant Kishore comes to this.

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