Early Trends Favor NDA in Crucial Bihar Battle
The counting day for the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 crackled with political electricity as early trends began favoring the National Democratic Alliance (NDA). With initial results pouring in from across the state, political parties and supporters remained on edge, monitoring every development closely.
BJP MLA and party candidate Sanjeev Chaurasiya expressed strong confidence in the NDA's performance, stating categorically that the alliance would return to power. "The NDA will form the government in Bihar again. We will win with a very good majority," Chaurasiya declared, reflecting the mood in the ruling coalition camp.
Counting Process and Initial Observations
The counting process began at 8 AM on November 14, 2025, across multiple counting centers in Bihar. Election officials worked meticulously to verify and count votes from all 243 constituencies. The early trends, while not conclusive, indicated a positive momentum for the NDA alliance comprising BJP, JD(U), and other partners.
Political observers noted that the initial trends from key constituencies including Valmiki Nagar, Ramnagar, Narkatiaganj, and Bagaha showed competitive contests. The patterns emerging from western Bihar constituencies particularly attracted attention as they often set the tone for the final outcome.
Stakes and Political Implications
The Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 carry significant weight in national politics, with the outcome likely to influence political strategies for upcoming state elections. Both the NDA and opposition Mahagathbandhan had campaigned extensively across the state, making tall claims about their prospects.
The election results will determine the political future of Bihar for the next five years and could potentially reshape alliance dynamics at the national level. With counting still in early stages, political parties have cautioned their workers against premature celebrations while expressing confidence in their respective performances.
As the day progresses, more clear trends are expected to emerge from crucial constituencies including Patna Sahib, Kumhrar, Darbhanga, Muzaffarpur, and Gaya. The final outcome will depend significantly on performance in these key battlegrounds that often decide the fate of governments in Bihar.
