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THE TIMES OF INDIA | Nov 15, 2025, 15:06:13 IST
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Bihar Election Results 2025 Live Updates: 'Ups and downs inevitable', RJD's first reaction after Bihar defeat; calls itself 'party of poor'
Bihar Election Results 2025 Live: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday thanked every NDA worker who “worked tirelessly, took the development agenda to the people, [and] countered every lie of the Opposition” as the ruling alliance made a strong comeback in Bihar, crossing 204 seats in trends, signalling a potential decisive victory.
According to the latest Election Commission data, the JD(U) led in 77 seats and the BJP in 85, while the RJD was ahead in 26. Notable wins included BJP’s Rana Randhir in Madhuban and JD(U) candidates Anant Kumar Singh in Mokama, Maheshwar Hazari in Kalyanpur, and Hari Narayan Singh in Harnaut, among others, while RJD’s Ramanand Yadav secured Fatuha.
Trends indicate that the Nitish-led NDA has comfortably crossed the majority mark, appearing on track to win over 200 of the 243 assembly seats. In contrast, the RJD-led Mahagathbandhan is struggling to match its previous tally, with the Congress failing to deliver the expected strike rate to help Lalu Prasad Yadav’s son secure the CM’s chair.
Tejashwi Yadav, however, continues to lead from his family stronghold of Raghopur, while his estranged elder brother Tej Pratap Yadav, expelled from the RJD and now representing his own JJD, is trailing significantly in Mahua. Both constituencies are in Vaishali district.
The Election Commission of India (ECI) has described the polls as a “model election,” noting zero repolls and record voter participation. Tight security measures are in place at 46 counting centres across 38 districts, with over 4,300 counting tables manned by supervisors, assistants, and micro-observers, alongside more than 18,000 candidate-appointed counting agents. CAPF personnel guard strongrooms, district police manage outer perimeters, and continuous CCTV surveillance with dedicated control rooms ensures transparency.
Political tensions escalated on the eve of counting. RJD chief ministerial candidate Tejashwi Yadav said party workers were “fully prepared to resist any unconstitutional activity during counting.” RJD leader Sunil Kumar Singh warned of a possible “Nepal-like situation” if counting was disrupted as in 2020. The BJP countered, accusing the opposition of “desperation” and asserting that the people’s verdict was already favoring the NDA. State BJP president Dilip Jaiswal expressed confidence in a smooth and peaceful counting process.
In a late administrative move, the Election Commission replaced Lalit Bhushan Ranjan, the returning officer of the Chenari constituency, with Zafar Hasan, the district land acquisition officer of Rohtas, citing the change was “in the interest of transparency.”
Exit polls have largely predicted an NDA victory, boosting confidence in the ruling camp. Union Minister Nityanand Rai said the trends reflected the people’s trust in the Nitish-led alliance and predicted results would surpass expectations. Meanwhile, Congress MP Imraan Masood and Purnea MP Pappu Yadav of the Mahagathbandhan dismissed the forecasts, insisting their alliance would form the next government.
With the Model Code of Conduct extended in Patna district until November 16 and a complete ban on victory processions, authorities are aiming to maintain order as results continue to come in.
According to the latest Election Commission data, the JD(U) led in 77 seats and the BJP in 85, while the RJD was ahead in 26. Notable wins included BJP’s Rana Randhir in Madhuban and JD(U) candidates Anant Kumar Singh in Mokama, Maheshwar Hazari in Kalyanpur, and Hari Narayan Singh in Harnaut, among others, while RJD’s Ramanand Yadav secured Fatuha.
Trends indicate that the Nitish-led NDA has comfortably crossed the majority mark, appearing on track to win over 200 of the 243 assembly seats. In contrast, the RJD-led Mahagathbandhan is struggling to match its previous tally, with the Congress failing to deliver the expected strike rate to help Lalu Prasad Yadav’s son secure the CM’s chair.
Tejashwi Yadav, however, continues to lead from his family stronghold of Raghopur, while his estranged elder brother Tej Pratap Yadav, expelled from the RJD and now representing his own JJD, is trailing significantly in Mahua. Both constituencies are in Vaishali district.
The Election Commission of India (ECI) has described the polls as a “model election,” noting zero repolls and record voter participation. Tight security measures are in place at 46 counting centres across 38 districts, with over 4,300 counting tables manned by supervisors, assistants, and micro-observers, alongside more than 18,000 candidate-appointed counting agents. CAPF personnel guard strongrooms, district police manage outer perimeters, and continuous CCTV surveillance with dedicated control rooms ensures transparency.
Political tensions escalated on the eve of counting. RJD chief ministerial candidate Tejashwi Yadav said party workers were “fully prepared to resist any unconstitutional activity during counting.” RJD leader Sunil Kumar Singh warned of a possible “Nepal-like situation” if counting was disrupted as in 2020. The BJP countered, accusing the opposition of “desperation” and asserting that the people’s verdict was already favoring the NDA. State BJP president Dilip Jaiswal expressed confidence in a smooth and peaceful counting process.
In a late administrative move, the Election Commission replaced Lalit Bhushan Ranjan, the returning officer of the Chenari constituency, with Zafar Hasan, the district land acquisition officer of Rohtas, citing the change was “in the interest of transparency.”
Exit polls have largely predicted an NDA victory, boosting confidence in the ruling camp. Union Minister Nityanand Rai said the trends reflected the people’s trust in the Nitish-led alliance and predicted results would surpass expectations. Meanwhile, Congress MP Imraan Masood and Purnea MP Pappu Yadav of the Mahagathbandhan dismissed the forecasts, insisting their alliance would form the next government.
With the Model Code of Conduct extended in Patna district until November 16 and a complete ban on victory processions, authorities are aiming to maintain order as results continue to come in.
12:10 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election 2025: JD(U) workers celebrate as NDA makes a commanding lead
12:06 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election: Vote counting in Gaya
Counting officials tally votes at Gaya College during the Bihar Assembly election vote-counting in Gayaji. The 2025 Bihar Assembly elections were widely viewed as a crucial test for incumbent Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. Yet, as he has done for over two decades, Nitish once again succeeded in keeping Bihar’s political landscape centered around himself. (IANS photo)
12:03 (IST) Nov 14
Tej Pratap Yadav, founder of the Janshakti Janata Dal and candidate from Mahua, has fallen to fourth place in early trends as counting begins for the Bihar Assembly Elections. According to the Election Commission, LJP (Ram Vilas) candidate Sanjay Kumar Singh is leading with 12,897 votes, ahead of RJD’s Mukesh Kumar Raushan who has secured 8,794 votes. AIMIM’s Amit Kumar is in third place with 4,569 votes, while Tej Pratap Yadav trails with 2,121 votes.
11:56 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Assembly Election 2025: Nitish-Modi magic taking NDA to landslide win, Bihar votes for 'Sushasan'
As counting continues for the Bihar Assembly elections, early trends point to a commanding lead for the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), suggesting what could become one of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s most decisive victories.
The data indicates that the renewed JD(U)-BJP alliance, buoyed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s nationwide popularity, is steering the NDA toward a sweeping mandate in the 243-member assembly.
According to the Election Commission at 11:45 am, the Nitish-led NDA has secured a total of 188 seats: BJP leads in 85, JD(U) in 75, LJP 22, HAM 4, and RLM 3. On the opposition side, the RJD leads in 36 seats, Congress in 6, CPI(ML) in 7, while CPI(M) and VIP lead in 1 seat each, totaling 51. Additionally, the BSP leads in one seat and the AIMIM in three seats.
For Nitish Kumar, who has governed Bihar for nearly two decades, this election has been widely regarded as a test of political endurance and public trust. Once hailed as “Sushashan Babu” for lifting Bihar out of the shadow of the so-called “jungle raj,” he has faced voter fatigue and scrutiny over his shifting political alliances in recent years.
Despite these challenges, current trends suggest a strong revival of voter confidence in his governance model, underscoring a renewed mandate for his leadership.
The data indicates that the renewed JD(U)-BJP alliance, buoyed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s nationwide popularity, is steering the NDA toward a sweeping mandate in the 243-member assembly.
According to the Election Commission at 11:45 am, the Nitish-led NDA has secured a total of 188 seats: BJP leads in 85, JD(U) in 75, LJP 22, HAM 4, and RLM 3. On the opposition side, the RJD leads in 36 seats, Congress in 6, CPI(ML) in 7, while CPI(M) and VIP lead in 1 seat each, totaling 51. Additionally, the BSP leads in one seat and the AIMIM in three seats.
For Nitish Kumar, who has governed Bihar for nearly two decades, this election has been widely regarded as a test of political endurance and public trust. Once hailed as “Sushashan Babu” for lifting Bihar out of the shadow of the so-called “jungle raj,” he has faced voter fatigue and scrutiny over his shifting political alliances in recent years.
Despite these challenges, current trends suggest a strong revival of voter confidence in his governance model, underscoring a renewed mandate for his leadership.
11:49 (IST) Nov 14
Early trends from Friday’s Bihar assembly elections show significant gains for the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in several Muslim-majority constituencies. According to initial data, the NDA is on track to win at least 16 such seats.
Within the alliance, chief minister Nitish Kumar’s Janata Dal (United) appears to have benefited the most, gaining around eight more seats compared to the 2020 assembly elections. Meanwhile, Chirag Paswan’s LJP (RV) is leading in six constituencies with sizable Muslim populations. In contrast, the Mahagathbandhan has struggled to convert voter support into leads, despite campaigning heavily on employment issues and projecting a new chief ministerial candidate.
Within the alliance, chief minister Nitish Kumar’s Janata Dal (United) appears to have benefited the most, gaining around eight more seats compared to the 2020 assembly elections. Meanwhile, Chirag Paswan’s LJP (RV) is leading in six constituencies with sizable Muslim populations. In contrast, the Mahagathbandhan has struggled to convert voter support into leads, despite campaigning heavily on employment issues and projecting a new chief ministerial candidate.
11:43 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Elections: Second counting round sees Khesari Lal Yadav trailing in Chapra
RJD candidate and Bhojpuri film star Khesari Lal Yadav continues to lag in the second round of counting. Fielded from the Chapra constituency, he is trailing behind BJP’s Chhoti Kumari, who is currently in the lead.
11:26 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election Result: NDA surges with over 180 seats lead; Tejashwi trails as MGB struggle
Bihar Election Results 2025: RJD scion and Mahagathbandhan’s chief ministerial candidate, Tejashwi Yadav, has faced a surprising setback, trailing in his family stronghold of Raghopur in Vaishali district according to the latest trends. This development adds to the Mahagathbandhan’s growing struggles, highlighting their vulnerability in the elections.
11:19 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election Result 2025: As trends from the Bihar assembly election roll in, the NDA and Mahagathbandhan have surged ahead across the state. But one striking absence in the emerging numbers is Prashant Kishor’s Jan Suraaj. Despite its ambitious pitch to transform Bihar’s politics, the party has so far failed to register any meaningful impact in the results.
11:16 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election: Tight security amid vote counting
Election Results 2025: Police personnel patrol on horseback to ensure security at the A N College during the Bihar Assembly election vote-counting in Patna. With tight security arrangements, heavy deployment of personnel, and strict Election Commission (EC) protocols in place, the day will determine who governs Bihar for the next five years. (IANS photo)
11:12 (IST) Nov 14
Election Result: NDA crosses two-third majority in trends; leads in over 180 seats, according to EC data
Election Results 2025: Nitish Kumar-led NDA has maintained lead over 180 seats in Bihar, marking a very comfortable numbers and looking very strong to secure the helm of Bihar. Proving himself leader of all seasons yet again, defying all kinds of anti-incumbency factor, Nitish's party has so far emerged as the strongest one in Bihar.
10:55 (IST) Nov 14
Election Results: 'JD(U) will at least bag 80 seats,' says party leader KC Tyagi
Bihar Election Results 2025: The ruling NDA was ahead in 111 assembly seats, as compared to 33 of the opposition INDIA bloc, according to trends available on the Election Commission's website. The BJP was leading in 48 seats, the JD(U) in 44, LJP (Ram Vilas) in 13 and HAM in three.
10:47 (IST) Nov 14
Posters backing Anant Singh, the Janata Dal (United) candidate from Mokama, have appeared across the constituency even as he remains behind bars in connection with the murder case of Jan Suraaj Party worker Dular Chand Yadav. One of the posters declares, “Jail ka faatak tootega, hamara sher chootega.”
10:42 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election 2025: Lalu’s son Tej Pratap lagging in Mahua, JJD fails to make impact
Election Results 2025: Former Bihar CM and RJD supremo Lalu Prasad Yadav’s eldest son, Tej Pratap Yadav—now estranged from the family and expelled from the party—is trailing in fourth place from the Mahua constituency in Vaishali district. He had won the same seat in the previous election on an RJD ticket.
Contesting under his own party, Janshakti Janata Dal (JJD), Tej Pratap appears to be performing weakly in the current trends.
Contesting under his own party, Janshakti Janata Dal (JJD), Tej Pratap appears to be performing weakly in the current trends.
10:35 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election Results Live: NDA leads in over 150 seat mark in trends, according to EC
Bihar Election Results 2025: As vote counting for the Bihar assembly elections progresses, the ruling NDA has gained a commanding lead, poised to win over 150 of the 243 seats, leaving the RJD-led Mahagathbandhan, led by Tejashwi Yadav, struggling to keep pace. Veteran leader and the state’s longest-serving Chief Minister, Nitish Kumar, is once again in contention for the top post.
Trends show the Nitish-led NDA comfortably crossing the majority mark, while the Mahagathbandhan is finding it difficult even to match its previous performance. The Congress, in particular, has failed to provide the necessary support to bolster Lalu Prasad Yadav’s son’s bid for the Chief Minister’s chair.
10:29 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election Results Live: NDA takes comfortable lead in Bihar; Mahagathbandhan struggles
Election Result 2025: As vote counting for the Bihar assembly elections continues, the ruling NDA has taken a comfortable lead in early trends, leaving the RJD-led Mahagathbandhan, headed by Tejashwi Yadav, struggling to regain ground. Veteran leader and the state’s longest-serving Chief Minister, Nitish Kumar, is once again in contention for the top post.
Trends indicate that the Nitish-led NDA has comfortably crossed the majority mark and is on track to win over 150 of the 243 assembly seats. In contrast, the RJD-led Mahagathbandhan is struggling even to match its previous tally, with the Congress failing to deliver the expected support needed to help Lalu Prasad Yadav’s son secure the CM’s chair.
Tejashwi Yadav continues to maintain a strong lead from his family bastion of Raghopur, while his estranged elder brother Tej Pratap Yadav, expelled from the RJD and now leading his own JJD, is trailing significantly from Mahua. Both constituencies are located in Vaishali district.
10:18 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election Live Updates: Nitish's JD(U) looks largest party in trends
Bihar Election Results 2025: According to EC date, early trends show Nitish Kumar-led JD(U) outperforming the BJP and all other parties, emerging as the largest party in Bihar. The NDA has gained a significant lead over the Mahagathbandhan, which remains eager to return to power with Tejashwi Yadav as its chief ministerial candidate.
10:15 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election 2025 Results Live: Political immaturity mixed with desperation becoming lethal, claims JD(U)'s Ashok Choudhary
Bihar Election Result 2025: In a subtle jab at RJD’s Tejashwi Yadav, senior JD(U) leader Ashok Choudhary warned that politics in Bihar is drifting into a “dangerous mix of immaturity and raw desperation,” a combination he described as increasingly “lethal.”
Choudhary made the remarks as vote counting for the Bihar assembly elections was underway, with early trends showing the NDA leading in 51 seats.
Speaking to PTI VIDEO in Patna, he expressed concern that some political leaders seemed prone to “constantly resetting policies without adequate foresight or ideological grounding.”
“The NDA is winning with a two-thirds majority. We believe in humility even in victory. But some leaders speak without maturity or consistency. This is what worries us,” Choudhary said, seemingly referring to Yadav.
He cautioned that once the initial phase of popularity fades, “these candidates will do whatever they want. It reflects political immaturity.”
The JD(U) leader added that the desperation to seize power at any cost was beginning to overshadow institutional norms and democratic conduct.
“This combination of immaturity and desperation is becoming lethal; it is unhealthy for democracy,” he said.
Addressing social media claims that district officials could influence results in certain close contests, Choudhary dismissed the concerns.
Choudhary made the remarks as vote counting for the Bihar assembly elections was underway, with early trends showing the NDA leading in 51 seats.
Speaking to PTI VIDEO in Patna, he expressed concern that some political leaders seemed prone to “constantly resetting policies without adequate foresight or ideological grounding.”
“The NDA is winning with a two-thirds majority. We believe in humility even in victory. But some leaders speak without maturity or consistency. This is what worries us,” Choudhary said, seemingly referring to Yadav.
He cautioned that once the initial phase of popularity fades, “these candidates will do whatever they want. It reflects political immaturity.”
The JD(U) leader added that the desperation to seize power at any cost was beginning to overshadow institutional norms and democratic conduct.
“This combination of immaturity and desperation is becoming lethal; it is unhealthy for democracy,” he said.
Addressing social media claims that district officials could influence results in certain close contests, Choudhary dismissed the concerns.
10:09 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election Live Updates: Nitish's JD(U) looks largest party in trends, according to EC
Bihar Election Results 2025: According to EC date, early trends show Nitish Kumar-led JD(U) outperforming the BJP and all other parties, emerging as the largest party in Bihar. The NDA has gained a significant lead over the Mahagathbandhan, which remains eager to return to power with Tejashwi Yadav as its chief ministerial candidate.
10:02 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election 2025: NDA leading in over 100 seats, according to EC
NDA leading in 102 assembly seats, INDIA bloc in 33 in Bihar, according to the Election Commission website.
In a veiled swipe at RJD's Tejashwi Yadav, senior JD(U) leader Ashok Choudhary warned that politics in Bihar was sliding into a "dangerous combination of immaturity and raw desperation", a mix he said is now becoming "lethal".
In a veiled swipe at RJD's Tejashwi Yadav, senior JD(U) leader Ashok Choudhary warned that politics in Bihar was sliding into a "dangerous combination of immaturity and raw desperation", a mix he said is now becoming "lethal".
09:59 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election Results Live: BJP-JD(U) alliance gains upper hand in Bihar elections
Election Results 2025: The BJP-JD(U) alliance, the NDA, is emerging as a formidable force for a comeback in Bihar, India’s fourth-largest assembly. This marks a significant setback for the RJD-led Mahagathbandhan, which had been aiming to return to power after 20 years following the long Lalu-Rabri era.
09:51 (IST) Nov 14
Election Result 2025: Early trends show Nitish set to stay at 1 Anne Marg
Bihar Election Results 2025: JD(U) registered a strong conversion rate of over 68 per cent, while the BJP followed with 66 per cent. The Mahagathbandhan trailed with leads in only 75 seats. Tejashwi Yadav’s RJD was ahead in 49, while its allies were underperforming: the Congress led in 16 seats and the CPI(ML) Liberation in six. Within the alliance, the RJD posted the highest conversion rate at 36 per cent.
09:42 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election Live: 'Nitish Kumar will be CM again,' Bihar minister Ashok Choudhary as NDA leads
Bihar Election Result 2025: Bihar minister Ashok Choudhary on Friday morning asserted that Nitish Kumar will return as chief minister after the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) secures a two-thirds majority in the assembly elections.
“We will win by a two-thirds majority. Nitish Kumar will be the CM. Those who once tried to marginalise him have now realised his worth,” Choudhary, the JD(U) national general secretary, told ANI.
Taking a swipe at RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav for his criticism of the Election Commission of India (ECI), Choudhary said that victory and defeat should be accepted with humility. He also accused Tejashwi of being surrounded by “criminals.”
“This is not how a winner should speak. Humility is essential in accepting victory or defeat; it is the ethos of democracy. Yet, Tejashwi has the backing of criminals. Who is Ritlal Yadav? Lalu Prasad Yadav campaigns for him. And who is Lali Yadav, for whom Tejashwi flew in by helicopter? We need to think about that,” Choudhary remarked.
He also described remarks by RJD leader Sunil Singh as “provocative,” adding that while voters previously entrusted the RJD to be a strong opposition, that is unlikely to happen this time.
“We will win by a two-thirds majority. Nitish Kumar will be the CM. Those who once tried to marginalise him have now realised his worth,” Choudhary, the JD(U) national general secretary, told ANI.
Taking a swipe at RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav for his criticism of the Election Commission of India (ECI), Choudhary said that victory and defeat should be accepted with humility. He also accused Tejashwi of being surrounded by “criminals.”
“This is not how a winner should speak. Humility is essential in accepting victory or defeat; it is the ethos of democracy. Yet, Tejashwi has the backing of criminals. Who is Ritlal Yadav? Lalu Prasad Yadav campaigns for him. And who is Lali Yadav, for whom Tejashwi flew in by helicopter? We need to think about that,” Choudhary remarked.
He also described remarks by RJD leader Sunil Singh as “provocative,” adding that while voters previously entrusted the RJD to be a strong opposition, that is unlikely to happen this time.
09:36 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Assembly Election Result 2025: NDA crosses halfway-mark in early trends
Initial trends from Bihar indicate the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) pulling comfortably ahead of the Mahagathbandhan, having crossed the halfway mark early in the count.
By 9:15 am, the NDA was leading in 130 constituencies, while the Mahagathbandhan was ahead in 65—a roughly 27% conversion rate. The BJP emerged as the frontrunner with leads in 60 seats, followed closely by its ally JD(U) in 54. Together, the two parties were registering an average conversion rate of about 67%.
By 9:15 am, the NDA was leading in 130 constituencies, while the Mahagathbandhan was ahead in 65—a roughly 27% conversion rate. The BJP emerged as the frontrunner with leads in 60 seats, followed closely by its ally JD(U) in 54. Together, the two parties were registering an average conversion rate of about 67%.
09:28 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election 2025 Live: BJP outperforms JD(U) in strike rate
Brothers Tejashwi and Tej Pratap Yadav, representing different parties, are both leading from their respective constituencies. Early trends also show key candidates such as JD(U)’s Anant Singh, BJP’s Renu Devi, Nitin Nabin, Maithili Thakur, Prem Kumar, and Nitish Mishra in the lead.
In seat-sharing, the BJP had previously played the role of “big brother” to JD(U), with both parties contesting 101 seats each. So far, the BJP appears to be validating this strategy by maintaining a higher strike rate than Nitish Kumar’s party.
09:16 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Elections Live: JD(U) candidate Anant Singh maintains lead from Mokama
JD(U) leader Anant Kumar Singh, a well-known figure on the internet for his outspoken remarks and a multiple-term MLA, is maintaining a comfortable lead over RJD’s Veena Devi.
09:14 (IST) Nov 14
Election Results 2025: 'Tiger abhi zinda hai', says poster outside CM Nitish's house
As the Janata Dal (United) awaits the Bihar Assembly election verdict, a poster praising chief minister Nitish Kumar as a “Tiger who still has the power (Tiger Abhi Zinda Hai)” appeared outside his residence at 1 Anne Marg in Patna.
The poster also expressed gratitude to all religious communities for supporting the JD(U) during the polls. It reflects party workers’ hopes of seeing Nitish Kumar return as CM for a fourth term. Another poster elsewhere in Patna portrayed him as the “protector” of all communities, including those on the margins of society.
The poster also expressed gratitude to all religious communities for supporting the JD(U) during the polls. It reflects party workers’ hopes of seeing Nitish Kumar return as CM for a fourth term. Another poster elsewhere in Patna portrayed him as the “protector” of all communities, including those on the margins of society.
09:08 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Elections 2025 Live: 'Modi and Nitish will give the country a new direction,' says deputy CM Vijay Kumar Sinha
Deputy CM and BJP candidate from the Lakhisarai seat Vijay Kumar Sinha said, "What was anticipated is now turning into results. The trust that the people of Bihar have placed in Modi and Nitish Kumar will give the country a new direction. Appu and Pappu spread an atmosphere of madness without thinking, so no one takes their words seriously. Our results will be better than the exit poll."
09:03 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election 2025 Results Live: Tejashwi leads from Raghopur, Bhojpuri star Khesari Lal Yadav trails in Chapra
RJD and Mahagathbandhan’s chief ministerial candidate Tejashwi Yadav continues to lead from his family stronghold of Raghopur in Vaishali district. Party loyalist Osama Shahab, son of late gangster-politician Shahabuddin, is ahead in Raghunathpur, while Bhojpuri star and RJD candidate Khesari Lal Yadav is trailing behind the BJP contender in Chapra.
08:52 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election Result 2025 Live: RJD's Osama Shahab leads from Raghunathpur
Osama Shahab, son of late gangster-politician Shahabuddin and a staunch loyalist of former CM Lalu Prasad, is leading from the Raghunathpur seat. His nomination by Tejashwi-led RJD sparked a major uproar from the NDA camp.
08:46 (IST) Nov 14
Initial trends from Bihar showed the ruling NDA leading in 49 seats, against 39 for the opposition INDIA bloc, as counting progressed across all 243 constituencies, early trends indicated. Among individual parties, the BJP led in 29 seats, JD(U) in 18, while the RJD was ahead in 32 and the Congress in seven.
Counting began with postal ballots before moving to EVMs, officials said. The process started at 8 am at 46 centres across 38 districts.
Bihar recorded a historic 67.13% turnout in the November 6 and 11 two-phase election. Nearly 7.45 crore voters decided the fate of 2,616 candidates.
Counting began with postal ballots before moving to EVMs, officials said. The process started at 8 am at 46 centres across 38 districts.
Bihar recorded a historic 67.13% turnout in the November 6 and 11 two-phase election. Nearly 7.45 crore voters decided the fate of 2,616 candidates.
08:42 (IST) Nov 14
RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav, the opposition’s chief ministerial face, voiced strong confidence in the outcome. Speaking to reporters in the morning, he said: "It will be a people's victory. We are willing. Change will come. We are forming the government."
08:29 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election 2025: Early trends trickle in; Nitish-led NDA takes initial lead, Tejashwi-led MGB trails
Early trends show the Nitish Kumar-led NDA in the lead, while Tejashwi Yadav’s Mahagathbandhan trails behind. Tejashwi himself is ahead in his family stronghold of Raghopur in Vaishali district, while his estranged brother and JJD chief, Tej Pratap Yadav, is leading from the Mahua constituency.
08:25 (IST) Nov 14
JD(U) shared a message on social media platform X stating, "Just a few hours to wait, the government of good governance is returning once again (Bus kuch ghanto ka intejaar, fir se aa rahi hai sushan ki sarkar)."
08:21 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election Results Live: 'NDA government is certain,' says BJP's Shahnawaz Hussain
On the Bihar election results, BJP spokesperson Syed Shahnawaz Hussain said, “The results are just moments away now. It is clear that we are coming to power - an NDA government is certain. Just as the sunrise is guaranteed, so is the NDA’s victory. There has been tremendous polling, and it has been in favour of forming the government again. People of Bihar have faith in Prime Minister Narendra Modi and in Nitish Kumar ji, and that trust will reflect in the results.”
On Tejashwi Yadav’s oath claim, he added, “RJD leaders keep making such statements. They will continue to say these things, but it makes no difference. The NDA will form the government.”
On Tejashwi Yadav’s oath claim, he added, “RJD leaders keep making such statements. They will continue to say these things, but it makes no difference. The NDA will form the government.”
08:16 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Assembly Election Results 2025: Meanwhile, CM Nitish pays tribute to Nehru on his birth anniversary
08:11 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election Result Live: 'People of Bihar trust Nitish Kumar and NDA,' says JD(U) leader Neeraj Kumar
JDU leader Neeraj Kumar said, "The counting of votes has begun... The sun of democracy has risen in the country... The people of the state trust Nitish Kumar and the NDA... The people have trust in PM Modi, Chirag Paswan, Jitan Ram Manjhi, and Upendra Kushwaha. Pandava will win today..."
08:07 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election 2025 Live: Postal ballot counting under way
Counting of votes for Bihar election begins. Initially, postal ballots will be counted. The fate of candidates in all 243 constituencies across 38 districts of the state to be decided today.
Counting of votes also begins for Assembly by-elections in 8 constituencies across 6 States and 1 UT.
Bihar Election 2025 Results Live: Counting of postal ballots is under way as the vote count begins for the Bihar Assembly elections. The results will decide the fate of candidates across all 243 constituencies in 38 districts.
Counting has also begun for Assembly by-elections in eight constituencies across six states and one Union Territory.
Counting of votes also begins for Assembly by-elections in 8 constituencies across 6 States and 1 UT.
Bihar Election 2025 Results Live: Counting of postal ballots is under way as the vote count begins for the Bihar Assembly elections. The results will decide the fate of candidates across all 243 constituencies in 38 districts.
Counting has also begun for Assembly by-elections in eight constituencies across six states and one Union Territory.
07:59 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election Results: It's NDA vs MGB! Counting begins for Bihar's 243 assembly seats
Counting of votes begins in Bihar, where the results will determine the fate of 243 assembly constituencies and whether chief minister Nitish Kumar secures a record fifth term or the state heads toward a political shift after two decades of his leadership. The two-phase polling on November 6 and 11 saw a historic turnout of 67.13%, with 7.45 crore voters choosing among 2,616 candidates -- the highest participation in the state’s electoral history.
07:58 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election Results: 'BJP cannot win any elections without lying,' says Purnea MP Pappu Yadav
Purnea MP Pappu Yadav launched a sharp attack on the Bharatiya Janata Party on Thursday, alleging that the party relies on “lying, money power and theft” to win elections. He also accused the BJP of attempting to install a Nitish Kumar-led NDA government but claimed that women and young voters supported the Mahagathbandhan instead.
“BJP cannot win any elections without lying, money power, and theft. BJP also tried its best to ensure that the BJP government is formed instead of the Nitish government... Women, youth voted in favour of the INDIA alliance,” Pappu Yadav told ANI.
Expressing confidence about the alliance’s prospects, Yadav said there was visible public dissatisfaction with the NDA government in Bihar.
“I am confident that the public has bestowed their trust on the Mahagathbandhan... There was anger among the public against the NDA alliance and they wanted change,” he added.
Vote counting for the Bihar Assembly polls is scheduled to begin at 8 am. Security personnel have already reported for duty at various counting locations, including Patna and Gaya.
Bihar deputy chief minister Vijay Sinha, contesting from the Lakhisarai seat, visited a temple to offer prayers ahead of the results.
The state voted in two phases on November 6 and November 11. According to the Election Commission, Bihar registered an overall turnout of 66.91 per cent, the highest since 1951. The first phase recorded 65.06 per cent turnout, while the second phase saw a record 68.76 per cent.
The main contest is between the NDA and the Mahagathbandhan. The NDA includes the BJP, JD(U), LJP (Ram Vilas), HAM (Secular) and Rashtriya Lok Morcha. The Mahagathbandhan comprises the RJD, Congress, CPI-ML, CPI, CPM and Mukesh Sahani’s VIP. Prashant Kishor’s Jan Suraaj is also contesting its first Assembly election.
“BJP cannot win any elections without lying, money power, and theft. BJP also tried its best to ensure that the BJP government is formed instead of the Nitish government... Women, youth voted in favour of the INDIA alliance,” Pappu Yadav told ANI.
Expressing confidence about the alliance’s prospects, Yadav said there was visible public dissatisfaction with the NDA government in Bihar.
“I am confident that the public has bestowed their trust on the Mahagathbandhan... There was anger among the public against the NDA alliance and they wanted change,” he added.
Vote counting for the Bihar Assembly polls is scheduled to begin at 8 am. Security personnel have already reported for duty at various counting locations, including Patna and Gaya.
Bihar deputy chief minister Vijay Sinha, contesting from the Lakhisarai seat, visited a temple to offer prayers ahead of the results.
The state voted in two phases on November 6 and November 11. According to the Election Commission, Bihar registered an overall turnout of 66.91 per cent, the highest since 1951. The first phase recorded 65.06 per cent turnout, while the second phase saw a record 68.76 per cent.
The main contest is between the NDA and the Mahagathbandhan. The NDA includes the BJP, JD(U), LJP (Ram Vilas), HAM (Secular) and Rashtriya Lok Morcha. The Mahagathbandhan comprises the RJD, Congress, CPI-ML, CPI, CPM and Mukesh Sahani’s VIP. Prashant Kishor’s Jan Suraaj is also contesting its first Assembly election.
07:52 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election Results: 'Result will be similar to that in 2010,' says JDU's Rajiv Ranjan Prasad ahead of counting of votes in Bihar
Ahead of the counting of votes for the Bihar Assembly Election 2025, JD(U) leader Rajiv Ranjan Prasad expressed strong confidence in an NDA victory under Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. Speaking to ANI, he said the alliance could see a result similar to 2010, when the NDA swept 206 seats, with JD(U) winning 115 and the BJP 91.
“The people have voted for development under CM Nitish Kumar. Based on feedback from party workers across the state, we are confident of a 2010-like mandate,” he said.
In contrast, the RJD camp remains optimistic that the exit polls will be overturned. RJD MP Manoj Kumar Jha said, “Bihar is heading towards change. Everything will be clear by noon. Change will come under Tejashwi Yadav and the Mahagathbandhan.”
Counting of votes begins at 8 am.
“The people have voted for development under CM Nitish Kumar. Based on feedback from party workers across the state, we are confident of a 2010-like mandate,” he said.
In contrast, the RJD camp remains optimistic that the exit polls will be overturned. RJD MP Manoj Kumar Jha said, “Bihar is heading towards change. Everything will be clear by noon. Change will come under Tejashwi Yadav and the Mahagathbandhan.”
Counting of votes begins at 8 am.
07:43 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election Results 2025: Counting to begin amid heavy security and historic voter participation in Bihar
Counting for all 243 assembly constituencies in Bihar begins at 8 am today, with security intensified at counting centres across the state. Security personnel have taken positions in Patna, Gaya and other key locations as preparations enter their final stretch.
Deputy chief minister Vijay Sinha, contesting from Lakhisarai, offered prayers at a temple ahead of the results.
This year’s polls set multiple records, registering the highest turnout in Bihar’s electoral history. The second phase saw a record 68.76% turnout, while the first phase recorded 65.06%. Overall polling stood at 66.91%—the highest since 1951, according to the Election Commission. The main contest is between the National Democratic Alliance and the Mahagathbandhan.
Meanwhile, on Thursday, a poster outside the JD(U) office in Patna—put up by former Bihar minister Ranjit Sinha—hailed chief minister Nitish Kumar as a “tiger who still has the power (Tiger Zinda Hai),” describing him as a protector of all communities, including the most marginalised.
Deputy chief minister Vijay Sinha, contesting from Lakhisarai, offered prayers at a temple ahead of the results.
This year’s polls set multiple records, registering the highest turnout in Bihar’s electoral history. The second phase saw a record 68.76% turnout, while the first phase recorded 65.06%. Overall polling stood at 66.91%—the highest since 1951, according to the Election Commission. The main contest is between the National Democratic Alliance and the Mahagathbandhan.
Meanwhile, on Thursday, a poster outside the JD(U) office in Patna—put up by former Bihar minister Ranjit Sinha—hailed chief minister Nitish Kumar as a “tiger who still has the power (Tiger Zinda Hai),” describing him as a protector of all communities, including the most marginalised.
07:40 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election Results Live: Which constituencies are crucial?
Key constituencies in Bihar’s northern and eastern belts—especially Seemanchal districts like Araria, Kishanganj and Supaul, along with parts of Champaran—are under close watch this election. These diverse regions can heavily influence the statewide tally. Seemanchal’s mix of minority communities and development issues makes it a crucial battleground for both alliances. The results will show whether the ruling alliance holds its base, whether the opposition is breaking through, and how new groups are affecting votes.
07:35 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election Results: Raghopur election history - Tejashwi’s back-to-back wins, Satish Kumar’s challenge and past JD(U) victories
In the 2020 assembly election, Raghopur had 3,44,369 registered voters and recorded 1,99,853 valid votes. RJD’s Tejashwi Prasad Yadav won the seat with 97,404 votes, while BJP’s Satish Kumar finished second with 59,230 votes, trailing by 38,174.
In 2015, the constituency had 3,17,517 electors and 1,85,628 valid votes. Tejashwi Prasad Yadav of the RJD retained the seat, securing 91,236 votes. BJP candidate Satish Kumar came second with 68,503 votes, losing by 22,733.
In 2010, Raghopur had 2,62,824 electors and 1,33,641 valid votes. JD(U)’s Satish Kumar won the seat with 64,222 votes. RJD’s Rabri Devi finished behind him with 51,216 votes, a margin of 13,006.
In the October 2005 assembly election, the constituency saw 84,822 valid votes. JD(U) candidate Bablu emerged victorious with 45,079 votes. RJD’s Rabri finished second with 35,891 votes, losing by 9,188.
In 2015, the constituency had 3,17,517 electors and 1,85,628 valid votes. Tejashwi Prasad Yadav of the RJD retained the seat, securing 91,236 votes. BJP candidate Satish Kumar came second with 68,503 votes, losing by 22,733.
In 2010, Raghopur had 2,62,824 electors and 1,33,641 valid votes. JD(U)’s Satish Kumar won the seat with 64,222 votes. RJD’s Rabri Devi finished behind him with 51,216 votes, a margin of 13,006.
In the October 2005 assembly election, the constituency saw 84,822 valid votes. JD(U) candidate Bablu emerged victorious with 45,079 votes. RJD’s Rabri finished second with 35,891 votes, losing by 9,188.
07:33 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election Results 2025: Why Raghopur matters?
Raghopur, as assembly seat in Bihar's Vaishali district, is a Yadav-dominated constituency and a traditional stronghold of the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD). Lalu Prasad first won the seat in 1995 on a Janata Dal ticket and again in 2000, before vacating it for his wife, Rabri Devi, who won the ensuing bypoll and retained the seat in 2005.
The JD(U)'s Satish Kumar Yadav broke the streak in 2010 during Nitish Kumar's "sushashan" wave.
Tejashwi Yadav entered electoral politics from Raghopur in 2015, winning comfortably, and secured a second victory in 2020, defeating BJP’s Satish Kumar Yadav by over 38,000 votes.
The JD(U)'s Satish Kumar Yadav broke the streak in 2010 during Nitish Kumar's "sushashan" wave.
Tejashwi Yadav entered electoral politics from Raghopur in 2015, winning comfortably, and secured a second victory in 2020, defeating BJP’s Satish Kumar Yadav by over 38,000 votes.
07:28 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Assembly Election 2025 Results: Tejashwi, Khesari, Maithili among key contenders in Bihar
As Bihar awaits the 2025 Assembly election results today, strong voter turnout and exit polls hinting at a possible return of the Nitish Kumar–led NDA have set the stage for a high-stakes verdict. Counting begins at 8 am, and several high-profile battles are in focus across the state.
- Raghopur: Tejashwi Yadav vs Satish Kumar
A traditional RJD bastion, Raghopur sees Tejashwi Yadav eyeing a third consecutive win against BJP’s Satish Kumar. The seat drew attention after speculation that Jan Suraaj chief Prashant Kishor might contest, though he didn’t.
- Madhepura: Chandra Shekhar vs Kavita Saha
RJD’s Chandra Shekhar seeks a fourth term in a seat that has never elected a non-Yadav MLA. JD(U)’s Kavita Saha is attempting to break that pattern.
- Alinagar: Maithili Thakur vs Binod Mishra
Singer Maithili Thakur’s debut has turned Alinagar into a headline seat, as she faces RJD’s Binod Mishra. VIP won the seat in 2020.
- Chhapra: Khesari Lal Yadav vs Chhoti Kumari
Bhojpuri star Khesari Lal Yadav’s entry has transformed Chhapra into a star-studded contest. BJP hopes to retain the seat with Chhoti Kumari.
- Mokama: Anant Singh vs Veena Devi (RJD)
JD(U)’s Anant Singh — a controversial “bahubali” figure who has won on multiple party tickets — faces RJD’s Veena Devi amid tensions over a Jan Suraaj worker’s killing.
- Saharsa: Alok Ranjan vs Indrajeet Prasad Gupta
BJP’s Alok Ranjan faces a challenge from IIP’s Indrajeet Gupta, whose rallies have shifted ground dynamics and drawn IIP into the MGB fold.
- Siwan: Awadh Bihari Choudhary vs Mangal Pandey
A heavyweight clash between RJD veteran Awadh Bihari Choudhary and BJP’s Mangal Pandey, with the 2020 margin just 2%.
- Tarapur: Samrat Choudhary vs Arun Kumar Sah
BJP’s Samrat Choudhary is contesting a family seat and one handed to him directly by Nitish Kumar. RJD’s Arun Kumar Sah aims to overturn a narrow defeat from 2020.
- Sheohar: Shweta Gupta vs Navneet Jha
With sitting MLA Chetan Anand shifting alliances, JD(U) has fielded Shweta Gupta against RJD’s Navneet Jha, grandson of veteran Raghunath Jha.
- Friendly Fights in the INDIA Bloc
Despite being allies, Congress and RJD are pitted against each other in multiple seats including Vaishali and Kahalgaon. Congress also faces CPI(ML) in several constituencies, raising the risk of opposition vote splits that could aid the NDA.
07:25 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election Results Live: Tej Pratap Yadav inspects strong room
Ahead of the Bihar Assembly election vote counting, Janshakti Janata Dal chief and Mahua candidate Tej Pratap Yadav inspected the strong room at Raj Narain College. Following his visit, he said the arrangements were satisfactory. "I inspected the strong room. The arrangements are good...," he told reporters. Yadav also responded to the "inflammatory" remarks made by RJD leader Sunil Kumar Singh—who warned election officials against tampering with the mandate—calling him a "faltu aadmi".
07:23 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election Results: RJD MP Manoj Jha exudes confidence ahead of counting of votes
Ahead of the counting of votes for Bihar polls, RJD MP Manoj Kumar Jha said, "We are with the hopes and expectations of Bihar. The State is heading towards a change. Everything will be clear after noon. Change, under the leadership of Tejashwi Yadav and Mahagathbandhan."
He further said, "I believe Exit Polls are a game of capital, a game of market, a game of 'Shehen-Shah'. We do not play that game."
He further said, "I believe Exit Polls are a game of capital, a game of market, a game of 'Shehen-Shah'. We do not play that game."
07:20 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election Results: Pappu Yadav targets BJP ahead of counting, claims women and youth backed INDIA bloc
Ahead of the counting of votes for the Bihar assembly polls, Independent MP from Purnea, Pappu Yadav, launched a sharp attack on the BJP, claiming the party “cannot win any election without lying, money power, theft.” He alleged that the BJP “tried its best to install a BJP government in place of the Nitish-led one,” while asserting that women and young voters had backed the INDIA alliance.
Though Pappu Yadav is known for his proximity to the Congress, he has often been at odds with Congress ally Tejashwi Yadav, the RJD leader and Mahagathbandhan’s chief ministerial face who is challenging the Nitish Kumar–led NDA in Bihar.
Though Pappu Yadav is known for his proximity to the Congress, he has often been at odds with Congress ally Tejashwi Yadav, the RJD leader and Mahagathbandhan’s chief ministerial face who is challenging the Nitish Kumar–led NDA in Bihar.
07:17 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election 2025 Results: Patna gears up for verdict day; flower, sweet shops stock up for celebration rush
In Patna, flower and sweetmeat sellers are bracing for brisk business on Friday as counting begins for the Assembly polls. With garlands ready for victorious leaders and laddoos set to be shared among supporters, vendors across the city have stocked up in anticipation of a celebratory surge.
The fate of candidates, locked in EVMs, will be revealed once counting starts at 8 am. And with it, small traders hope their fortunes will also turn. Karan and Vikram, two teenage brothers selling marigold garlands under the GPO Golambar flyover, say they have already received orders for nearly 400 bouquets for the big day.
The fate of candidates, locked in EVMs, will be revealed once counting starts at 8 am. And with it, small traders hope their fortunes will also turn. Karan and Vikram, two teenage brothers selling marigold garlands under the GPO Golambar flyover, say they have already received orders for nearly 400 bouquets for the big day.
07:14 (IST) Nov 14
Bihar Election Results 2025: 'The results today will be favourable for Bihar and the nation', says Bihar deputy CM Vijay Kumar Sinha
Ahead of counting of votes for the Bihar assembly elections, Bihar's deputy CM and BJP candidate from the Lakhisarai Assembly seat Vijay Kumar Sinha said, "Today is one of the most important days of the biggest festival of democracy...The results today will be favourable for Bihar and the nation. The double-engine government will lay the strong foundation of India in the 21st century."
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Bihar Election Results 2025 Live: As vote counting for the 2025 Bihar assembly elections continues, the ruling NDA has taken a commanding lead, leaving the RJD-led Mahagathbandhan, headed by Tejashwi Yadav, struggling to catch up. Early trends indicate that the Nitish Kumar-led JD(U) alliance has comfortably crossed the majority mark, poised to win over 150 of the 243 assembly seats. Veteran Nitish Kumar, the state’s longest-serving Chief Minister, appears set for another term, while the Mahagathbandhan faces difficulties in matching its previous performance, with Congress failing to provide the necessary support for Lalu Prasad Yadav’s son to secure the CM post.
Tejashwi Yadav maintains a strong lead from his family bastion of Raghopur, whereas his estranged elder brother Tej Pratap Yadav, expelled from the RJD and now representing his own JJD, is trailing significantly from Mahua, both constituencies located in Vaishali district.
The Election Commission of India has described the polls as a “model election” with record voter participation and zero repolls. Security is tight across 46 counting centres, with over 4,300 tables monitored by supervisors, micro-observers, and more than 18,000 counting agents, supported by CAPF and local police, along with 24x7 CCTV surveillance.
Tejashwi Yadav maintains a strong lead from his family bastion of Raghopur, whereas his estranged elder brother Tej Pratap Yadav, expelled from the RJD and now representing his own JJD, is trailing significantly from Mahua, both constituencies located in Vaishali district.
The Election Commission of India has described the polls as a “model election” with record voter participation and zero repolls. Security is tight across 46 counting centres, with over 4,300 tables monitored by supervisors, micro-observers, and more than 18,000 counting agents, supported by CAPF and local police, along with 24x7 CCTV surveillance.
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