In the Bihar Assembly elections 2025, voting has ended on 10 seats in Saran district and now all eyes are on the counting of votes to be held on November 14. According to ABP Bihar Expert Exit Poll, JDU may get 2 seats, BJP 4 and RJD 2 seats. Whereas tough competition is being said on 2 seats.

Chhapra became the hottest seat

According to political expert Prabhat Kiran Himanshu, this time Chhapra assembly seat has become the center of discussion in entire Bihar. Bhojpuri cinema superstar Khesari Lal Yadav is contesting here on RJD ticket, while BJP candidate Chhoti Kumari is in the fray from NDA.

The voters of the city have always been decisive, and on the day of voting, a huge crowd was seen at the urban booths. However, with former BJP mayor Rakhi Gupta contesting as an independent, NDA votes may get divided.

Himanshu says that the contest in Chhapra is very interesting. There is a direct competition between Khesari Lal’s star power and the strong organization of NDA.

Party wise distribution of 10 seats of Saran –

– NDA: 6 seats
– Grand Alliance: 2 seats
– Tough competition: 2 seats

Battle of ‘Singh vs Yadav’ in Manjhi

Political expert Prabhat Kiran Himanshu says that this time JDU’s Randhir Singh, son of former MP Prabhunath Singh, is in the fray for Manjhi assembly seat. His contest is against CPIM’s Satyendra Yadav. But with BJP rebel Rana Pratap Singh contesting as an independent, this seat has turned into a triangular contest.

Click here to read expert exit poll of 243 seats of all 38 districts of Biharkhes

Karishma Rai changed the equations in Parsa

Chapra’s senior journalist Bipin Bihari Srivastava says that Parsa assembly seat has also become a hot seat this time. Here RJD has given ticket to Dr. Karishma Rai, sister-in-law of Tej Pratap Yadav, while outgoing MLA Chhotalal Rai has changed party and contested the elections from JDU.

According to Bipin Bihari, there is a situation of doubt among the public after the change of party of Chhotalal Rai. Karishma Rai is young, educated and there is enthusiasm about her among the local voters.

IT minister’s reputation at stake in Amanour

According to journalist Bipin Bihari Srivastava, there is a direct contest on the Amnaur seat between Bihar government’s IT Minister Krishna Kumar Mantu (BJP) and RJD’s District President Sunil Rai. The strength of the organization and the image of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar may work in Mantu’s favor, but the competition is tough.

On the other hand, this time in Baniyapur also the battle of credibility is being fought. Here too, former MP Prabhunath Singh’s younger brother Kedarnath Singh has contested the elections on BJP ticket. Who has faced competition from Chandni Devi, wife of former MLA late Ashok Kumar Singh.

While this time RJD has fielded Shailendra Pratap Singh from Taraiya, NDA has placed its bet on outgoing MLA Janak Singh, both the candidates come from Rajput community and both have a good hold in their areas.

Women voters became a factor

Political expert Ranjan Srivastava said that this time the role of women voters has become decisive in Saran. He told that Nitish Kumar has a good hold on women voters. The impact of his programs was clearly visible this time. Therefore, NDA candidates can get a big benefit from women votes.

According to Ranjan, out of 10 seats in Saran, 6 seats can go to NDA’s account, while the Grand Alliance is strong on the remaining 4 seats.