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The JD(U)'s Vijay Kumar won the Sarairanjan Assembly seat with 1,02,792 votes, accounting for 49.37% of the total counted.
RJD candidate Arbind Kumar Sahani is in second place with 81,994 votes, or 39.38%.
The JD(U) is maintaining its lead in the Sarairanjan Assembly seat as counting progresses. Vijay Kumar Choudhary now has 1,02,792 votes, accounting for 49.37% of the total counted.
RJD candidate Arbind Kumar Sahani is in second place with 81,994 votes, or 39.38%. Independent candidate Kunal Kumar shot ahead of the Jan Suraaj Party by 6,182 votes. Sajan Kumar Mishra of the JSP has 5,493 votes.
The JD(U) has further increased its lead in the Sarairanjan Assembly seat as counting progresses. Vijay Kumar Choudhary now has 1,01,824 votes, accounting for 49.37% of the total counted.
RJD candidate Arbind Kumar Sahani is in second place with 81,223 votes, or 39.38%. Independent candidate Kunal Kumar shot ahead of the Jan Suraaj Party by 6,118 votes. Sajan Kumar Mishra of the JSP has 5,426 votes.
The JD(U) has further increased its lead in the Sarairanjan Assembly seat as counting progresses. Vijay Kumar Choudhary now has 89,635 votes, accounting for 48.93% of the total counted.
RJD candidate Arbind Kumar Sahani is in second place with 73,103 votes, or 39.91%. Sajan Kumar Mishra of the JSP has 4,882 votes, independent candidate Ranjit Kumar Pandit shot ahead of the Jan Suraaj Party by 5, votes.
Independent nominees Kunal Kumar and Amrendra Kumar Singh have 2,094 and 832 votes respectively. Ashok Kumar Anjana has 397 votes, and Ram Sagar Roy of the AKP has 397. NOTA has recorded 2,708 votes, or 2.21%.
A total of 1,83,189 valid votes have been counted so far. The JD(U) is ahead by 9,630 votes, based on the current tally.
The JD(U) has further increased its lead in the Sarairanjan Assembly seat as counting progresses. Vijay Kumar Choudhary now has 55,877 votes.
RJD candidate Arbind Kumar Sahani is in second place with 47,430 votes. Sajan Kumar Mishra of the JSP has 3,653 votes, while independent candidate Ranjit Kumar Pandit has 2,387.
Independent nominees Kunal Kumar and Amrendra Kumar Singh have 2,094 and 832 votes respectively. Ashok Kumar Anjana has 397 votes, and Ram Sagar Roy of the AKP has 397. NOTA has recorded 2,708 votes, or 2.21%.
A total of 122,671 valid votes have been counted so far. The JD(U) is ahead by 9,630 votes, based on the current tally.
The NDA is leading in 200 seats in the 243-member Bihar Assembly election, its best performance since 2015.
BJP: 91
JDU: 82
The NDA is leading in 200 seats in the 243-member Bihar Assembly election, its best performance since 2015.
BJP: 91
JDU: 82
Catch all the live updates on the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 here, with real-time results, key developments, top political reactions, constituency-wise trends, and everything you need to stay fully informed as the state votes.
The JD(U) has further increased its lead in the Sarairanjan Assembly seat as counting progresses. Vijay Kumar Choudhary now has 42,264 votes, accounting for 49.8% of the total counted.
RJD candidate Arbind Kumar Sahani is in second place with 35,186 votes, or 41.5%. Sajan Kumar Mishra of the JSP has 2,710 votes, while independent candidate Ranjit Kumar Pandit has 1,719.
Independent nominees Kunal Kumar and Amrendra Kumar Singh have 540 and 366 votes respectively. Ashok Kumar Anjana has 315 votes, and Ram Sagar Roy of the AKP has 263. NOTA has recorded 1,945 votes, or 2.3%.
A total of 84,079 valid votes have been counted so far. The JD(U) is ahead by 7,078 votes, based on the current tally.
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The JD(U) has expanded its lead in the Sarairanjan Assembly seat as counting advances. Vijay Kumar Choudhary now has 38,951 votes, accounting for 49.2%.
RJD candidate Arbind Kumar Sahani is in second place with 33,580 votes, or 42.4%. Sajan Kumar Mishra of the JSP has 2,581 votes, while independent candidate Ranjit Kumar Pandit has 1,523.
Independent nominees Kunal Kumar and Amrendra Kumar Singh have 1,378 and 306 votes respectively. Ashok Kumar Anjana has 297 votes. Ram Sagar Roy of the AKP has 547 votes. NOTA has recorded 1,780 votes, or 2.2%.
A total of 79,163 valid votes have been counted so far. The JD(U) is ahead by 5,371 votes.
Jan Suraaj Bihar president Manoj Bharti on early trends showing NDA’s victory said, “We have been saying from the start that we are trying to bring new politics to Bihar. It is tough to take this politics to the people of Bihar. Prashant Kishor always said if people understood what we were saying, we would be on top; if they didn’t, we would fail. These trends show that people have failed to understand us, and we also failed to make them understand.”
The JSP is not leading on a single seat.
(Source: PTI)
Vijay Kumar Choudhary of the JD(U) continues to lead in the Sarairanjan Assembly seat as counting progresses. He has 16,955 votes, accounting for 48.2%.
RJD candidate Arbind Kumar Sahani follows with 15,699 votes, or 44.6%. Sajan Kumar Mishra of the JSP has 835 votes, while independent candidate Ranjit Kumar Pandit has 665.
Independent nominees Kunal Kumar and Amrendra Kumar Singh have 522 and 144 votes respectively. Ashok Kumar Anjana has 135 votes. NOTA has recorded 770 votes, or 2.1%.
A total of 35,239 valid votes have been counted.
The NDA is leading in more than 170 seats in Bihar, solidifying its grip in the contest it was widely projected to win.
"JD(U) will at least bag 80 seats," said party leader KC Tyagi.
The NDA is leading in more than 170 seats in Bihar, solidifying its grip in the contest it was widely projected to win.
"JD(U) will at least bag 80 seats," said party leader KC Tyagi.
Catch all the live updates on the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 here, with real-time results, key developments, top political reactions, constituency-wise trends, and everything you need to stay fully informed as the state votes.
Tejashwi Yadav is currently leading with a slim margin of 900 votes against Satish Kumar in Raghopur, according to the Election Commission.
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Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's JDU is now past larger partner BJP in the leads, 76 to 70 as of 9:55 a.m.
The regional party's fortune were hit in 2020, when Chirag Paswan played a spoiler and pulled JDU's tally lower. That placed BJP ahead.
Catch all the live updates on the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 here, with real-time results, key developments, top political reactions, constituency-wise trends, and everything you need to stay fully informed as the state votes.
The NDA has gone past the 150 mark, significantly crossing its 2020 tally of 125.
Catch all the live updates on the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 here, with real-time results, key developments, top political reactions, constituency-wise trends, and everything you need to stay fully informed as the state votes.
Exit polls for the 2025 Bihar Assembly elections project a strong NDA victory with 121-167 seats (e.g., Axis My India: NDA 121-141, MGB 98-118; People's Pulse: NDA 133-159, MGB 75-101; Today's Chanakya: NDA ~160), driven by record female turnout (71%) and welfare schemes, while MGB trails at 70-118 seats and Jan Suraaj at 0-5, with Sarairanjan likely remaining NDA-held.
The Samastipur Lok Sabha constituency (SC-reserved), which includes Sarairanjan, has been an NDA domain: Ram Chandra Paswan (LJP) won in 2014 with 270,401 votes and in 2019 with 562,443 votes, while Shambhavi Chaudhary (LJP-RV) triumphed in 2024 defeating Congress's Sunny Hazari by over 50,000 votes.
Hello and welcome to our live blog coverage on Bihar Assembly Elections 2025.
Polling for the Bihar Assembly election took place in two phases, with 121 constituencies voting on Nov. 6, and 122 constituencies voting on Nov. 11, 2025. Munger voted on Nov. 6.
Bihar went to the polls as Chief Minister Nitish Kumar sought another term with the Janata Dal (United) as part of the National Democratic Alliance led by the Bharatiya Janata Party. The INDIA alliance, the Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance, which includes the Rashtriya Janata Dal and the Congress, contested against the NDA across the state.
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