Mokama Assembly Election 2025: High-Stakes Battle in Bihar
The political landscape of Mokama Assembly constituency in Bihar witnessed a fierce electoral battle as voters cast their ballots on November 06, 2025. This crucial seat, part of the larger Bihar Vidhan Sabha elections that spanned across 243 constituencies, saw intense competition between major political alliances.
Elections in Bihar were conducted in two phases on November 06, 2025 and November 11, 2025, with the state recording an overall voter turnout of 57.3%, slightly higher than the 2020 assembly elections. The counting of votes and result declarations are being closely monitored across all constituencies.
Key Candidates in Mokama Fray
The Mokama constituency featured several prominent candidates representing major political parties. Anant Kumar Singh from the JD(U) led the charge for the NDA alliance, while the RJD fielded Veena Devi as their candidate. The Jan Suraaj Party nominated Priyadarshi Piyush, adding another dimension to the contest.
Other candidates who contested from Mokama included Anil Kumar (Independent), Dr. Rajesh Kumar Ratnakar (AAP), Manju Kumari (Panchpauniya Samaj Party), Rahul Kumar (Lokhit Adhikar Party), and Vikash Kumar (Independent).
Historical Context and Previous Performance
In the 2020 Assembly elections, the RJD's Anant Kumar Singh emerged victorious by a significant margin of 35,757 votes. The JD(U)'s candidate Rajeev Lochan Narayan Singh finished as runner-up with 42,964 votes. This historical context added an interesting dynamic to the 2025 contest, with both major parties determined to claim the seat.
Anant Kumar Singh has maintained a stronghold in Mokama, having won the constituency in three consecutive elections - 2010, 2015, and 2020. His consistent performance made this year's contest particularly significant for both the ruling alliance and opposition parties.
Electoral Significance and Political Landscape
Mokama constituency represents the broader political battle in Bihar between the RJD-led Mahagathbandhan and the NDA coalition comprising JD(U), BJP, and other partners. The outcome in this seat is considered a key indicator of public sentiment toward both alliances.
The regional alliances fought fiercely for dominance in the state, with Mokama serving as one of the bellwether constituencies. The election results from this seat are expected to influence the overall political narrative in Bihar and potentially impact government formation.
Candidate Profiles and Assets Declaration
According to election affidavits, the financial profiles of major candidates revealed significant variations. JD(U) candidate Anant Kumar Singh declared assets worth approximately Rs 100 crore, with liabilities around Rs 25 crore. RJD candidate Veena Devi reported assets of about Rs 13 crore with no declared liabilities.
Other candidates showed more modest financial declarations, with Priyadarshi Piyush of Jan Suraaj Party declaring assets worth Rs 41 lakh and Manju Kumari of Panchpauniya Samaj Party reporting assets of Rs 42 lakh.
Live Results and Current Status
As counting progresses, all eyes remain on the Mokama constituency where the status of candidates is currently marked as 'Awaited'. The tight contest between JD(U) and RJD candidates has generated significant interest among political analysts and voters alike.
The election commission is overseeing the counting process, with results expected to determine the political fate of Bihar for the next five years. The outcome in Mokama will be crucial in understanding whether the incumbent government retains popularity or if the opposition manages to make significant gains.
With Bihar's political landscape known for its volatility and shifting alliances, the Mokama results serve as a critical barometer of the state's political direction. The final outcome will not only decide representation for this important constituency but also contribute to the larger narrative of Bihar's governance and development trajectory.
