Bihar Election 2025 Phase 1 Voting LIVE Updates: The Bihar assembly elections will be held in two phases, on November 6 and 11, across all 243 Assembly constituencies. The counting of votes is set for November 14.
Bihar Assembly Election 2025 Phase 1 Voting LIVE Updates: Bihar is gearing up for its Assembly elections, which will take place in two phases on November 6 and 11. The counting of votes is scheduled for November 14, the Election Commission announced on Wednesday. The state has a total of 243 Assembly constituencies.
In the first phase, polling will be conducted across 121 constituencies, while the remaining 122 will go to the polls in the second phase. The elections are expected to be closely contested, with several high-profile seats drawing national attention.
Among the most watched constituencies is Raghopur, where RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav is in the fray. His brother, Tej Pratap Yadav, is contesting from Mahua, representing his newly formed political party. The Tarapur constituency, held by Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, will also be a key battleground.
Other prominent seats include Alinagar, where folk singer Maithili Thakur is contesting on a BJP ticket; Lakhisarai, represented by Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha; and Mokama, where jailed JDU leader Anant Singh faces RJD’s Dular Chand Yadav. In Raghunathpur, RJD’s Osama Shahab, son of the late gangster-turned-politician Md Shahabuddin, is contesting, adding another layer of intrigue to the poll landscape.
With political heavyweights and new entrants both eyeing victory, the Bihar Assembly elections promise to be a major political showdown. The results on November 14 will decide the fate of Nitish Kumar’s coalition government and set the tone for upcoming national politics.
Here are the latest updates:
RJD supporters surrounded Deputy CM and BJP candidate from Lakhisarai constituency, Vijay Kumar Sinha’s car, hurled slippers, pelted stones and cow dung and chanted “Murdabad”, as he visited Khoriari village in his constituency Turnout Till Now Highest Voters: Begusarai, Lowest: Sheikhpura Along with Lakhisarai SP Ajay Kumar, Deputy CM Vijay Kumar Sinha heads to a polling booth in Khoriari village. The Deputy CM claimed that his polling agent was turned away from the booth. Initially Patna Got lowest turnout till 3 Pm.: Lowest Voter Turnout: Patna – 48.69% BJP leader Pawan Singh, Union Minister Rajiv Ranjan (Lalan) Singh cast and many other casts his...
#WATCH | Patna, Bihar: On #BiharElection2025, actor-singer and BJP leader Pawan Singh says, “We are touring the entire Bihar and seeing the blessings that the people are showering on the NDA, our hearts are filled with joy.” pic.twitter.com/6v64xfvoK3
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Phase 1 Voter Turnout Till 5 PM In Bihar Assembly Election: 60.13 % Highest Voter Turnout: Begusarai- 67.32 Lowest Voter Turnout: Sheikhpura – 52.36Begusarai – 67.32% Bhojpur – 53.24% Buxar – 55.10% Darbhanga – 58.38% Gopalganj – 64.96% Khagaria – 60.65% Lakhisarai – 62.76% Madhepura – 65.74% Munger- 54.90% Muzaffarpur – 64.63% Nalanda – 57.58% Patna – 55.02% Saharsa – 62.65% Samastipur – 66.65% Saran – 60.90% Sheikhpura – 52.36% Siwan – 57.41% Vaishali – 59.45% [LIVE] | Bihar Election 2025 Phase 1 Voting: DY CM Vijay Sinha’s Convoy Attacked, Turnout Reaches 60.13% Till 5 Pm As Begusarai Sees Highest Turnout With 67.32, Sheikhpura With Lowest Turnout With 52.36 ...
On the attack on Deputy CM Vijay Sinha, Congress leader Pramod Tiwari says, “The Deputy Chief Minister travels with security. No worker from any other party can meet him. I had received information that the people there were very angry with him. The people have expressed their anger. From this, one can gauge that if this is the condition of the Deputy Chief Minister, then what will be the condition of the NDA?” #WATCH | Patna, Bihar | On the attack on Deputy CM Vijay Sinha, Congress leader Pramod Tiwari says, “The Deputy Chief Minister travels with security. No worker from...
Unidentified individuals attacked the convoy of sitting CPI(ML) Liberation MLA Satyendra Yadav in the Manjhi assembly constituency of Saran district. The MLA and other automobile occupants had fled the attack unharmed, according to a statement released by the Saran police, and a hunt was underway for “antisocial elements” involved. (PTI)