Bihar assembly elections are to be held later this year. If sources are to be believed, elections in Bihar can be held in 3 phases. It is believed that Diwali and Chhath festival will be taken care of in the voting date.
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The 2020 assembly election was held in 3 phases. The Election Commission team will go to Bihar this month. However, the date is not yet decided.
Nitish government’s term ending on 22 November
Nitish Kumar’s term is till 22 November 2025. There is a possibility that there will be a code of conduct between September and October. It is also believed that the election can begin from the last week of September, which will run till October.
There are three big festivals in October, in such a situation, speculations are being made that elections can be held in three phases. Results may come in the first week of November.
NDA won the highest 125 seats in 2020
The results of the Bihar assembly election in 2020 were declared on 10 November. In this, NDA won 125 seats. Tejashwi Yadav -led coalition won 110 seats. RJD emerged as the largest party with 75 seats. The BJP then won 74 seats.
Chief Minister candidate Nitish Kumar’s party JDU won the third highest number of 49 seats. AIMIM won 5 seats. The Congress contested 70 seats, out of which it was able to win 19 seats. The three leftist parties together contested 29 seats, won 16 seats.
Nitish Kumar CM face in NDA
Nitish Kumar is the CM face in the NDA in the 2025 election. However, Nitish Kumar is the CM face of NDA since 2005. In 2015, he was the face of the Chief Minister’s post from the Grand Alliance.
In 2017, Nitish again came to the NDA, became the face of the Chief Minister’s post from NDA for the fourth time in 2020.
Nitish’s party has been in power in the state for the last 20 years. This time too, BJP is talking about contesting elections under the leadership of Nitish.
The work of EVM/VVPAT’s FLC (First Level Checking) for Bihar assembly elections has been started in Bhojpur district from 31 May 2025.
No consensus on CM face in grand alliance
The NDA alliance has indicated to fight under the leadership of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for the assembly elections. In the Grand Alliance, CM has not been able to agree on face. It is being said that Tejashwi can lead the grand alliance, but the Congress has denied it many times. Prashant Kishore’s party is also in the fray this time, it can also create new equations.
3 big issues of election
In the 2025 assembly elections, Nitish Kumar NDA will have 3 major issues, which can surround the leaders of the opposition.
- Unemployment- RJD is constantly raising the issue of unemployment. Tejashwi Yadav has been counting his 17 months of work in every meeting. He claims that when he was in government, he gave 17 lakh jobs in 17 months. In the 2020 assembly elections too, Tejashwi made unemployment an issue. During the lockdown in Korona epidemic, Tejashwi claimed to provide employment to the migrants who returned to Bihar in Bihar itself.
- Law-end-order- There will also be an opposition focus on increasing crime in Bihar. Tejashwi is also surrounded by Nitish government every day. Even during the election, they will try to surround the government regarding law and order and crime in Bihar.
- Development- JDU and BJP where the previous central and state governments are counting the work done by the state governments. At the same time, RJD has been continuously challenging the claims of development in the last 20 years.
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