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.

To finalize the preparations for the Bihar assembly elections, the BJP has decided to call a big meeting in Patna on 24 and 25 September. This meeting will be held in the party office under the leadership of the state president. In which all the prominent leaders, MPs, MLAs and officials of Bihar BJP will be present.

According to the information, the meeting will run for two days. On the first day, prominent leaders and officials of half the districts have been called, while the remaining districts will meet on the second day. About 20 to 25 leaders will be included from each district. The meeting will start from 11 am and will run till late evening.

Candidate selection will be emphasized in the meeting

The main objective of this BJP meeting is to finalize the process of selection of candidates in the assembly elections. In the meetings, opinion will be taken from party workers and local leaders so that the ground reality and local equations can be taken into consideration in the selection of candidates. The party’s strategy is that by compiling the opinion of all the important aspects, united and landed in the electoral fray.

Focus will be on booth empowerment and organization

In the meeting, not only the candidates selection, but the strength of the party at the booth level will also be discussed. A strategy will also be prepared to strengthen the organization, better coordination between the workers and to maintain solidarity at the district level. The party wants all the workers and leaders to unite from booth level to top leadership.

Political situation and election strategy will be discussed

According to BJP leaders, the current political situation, the strategy of the opposition and the status of NDA alliance will also be discussed in this meeting. Along with this, the outline of election campaign methods, public relations campaign and organizational programs will also be decided.

Who will be involved

The meeting will include the state president, both Deputy Chief Minister, MP, MLA, Legislative Councilor, Current District President, former District President and senior party officials. This meeting is being considered as an important phase of Bihar BJP’s election preparation.

Discussion on seat sharing will be intensified

According to sources, after Dussehra, the process of seat sharing and announcement of candidates in NDA will be carried forward rapidly. The BJP wants all the preparations to be completed in the first fortnight of October so that the party can land with full force in the assembly elections to be held in November.

In this way, this two -day meeting to be held in Patna will decide the BJP’s election strategy and the direction of selection in the Bihar assembly elections.