Bihar Assembly Elections 2025: Who will form the government in Bihar, who will have the upper hand? A shocking survey
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The 2025 Bihar Assembly Elections are just a few months away. All parties have put their full strength into campaigning. This time, Prashant Kishore’s Jan Suraj Party is also participating, significantly changing the election atmosphere. Numerous surveys are now being conducted regarding the Bihar Elections 2025.
Bihar Assembly Elections 2025: Who will form the government in Bihar?
Actually, Purnia has 24 seats. The Muslim population is approximately 46%, while Scheduled Castes constitute 14%. According to the latest survey by AScendia, the NDA’s seat share here is unlikely to change significantly in 2025.
In 2020, the NDA won 12 seats and 36% of the vote here. This figure does not appear to be changing at present. This time, the Grand Alliance is being considered. In 2020, it won 7 seats and 36% of the vote. Others won five seats and 28% of the vote. The new party, Jan Suraj, doesn’t appear to have much influence here.
A Major Shift in Bhojpur
The party can make a difference in Bhojpur. There are 22 seats, of which 9% are Muslim and 22% are Scheduled Castes. A major shift is possible here. In 2020, the NDA secured two seats and 28% of the vote. This time, the alliance appears to be gaining more seats. Meanwhile, the Grand Alliance secured 19 seats and 40% of the vote in 2020. This time, they appear to be lagging behind. Jan Suraj is emerging as a strong party.
This party is emerging strongly
PK’s party also appears to have a strong hold in Saran. Both the NDA and the Grand Alliance are on equal footing. Meanwhile, in Patna, there isn’t much change in sight. PK’s Jan Suraj Party is standing strong. In such a scenario, this party could cause a major upset.
Similar situation to 2020 this time too!
Overall, the NDA appears to be ahead in 47 seats in the Bihar Assembly elections, while the Grand Alliance is ahead in 19. So, it can be said that a similar situation to 2020 is emerging this time around.
