The political fate of Pipra Supaul assembly constituency in Bihar was decided on November 11, 2025, as voters cast their ballots in one of the most closely watched contests of the state elections. This constituency, part of the larger electoral battle for 243 Vidhan Sabha seats, saw a multi-cornered fight with several prominent candidates in the fray.
Key Candidates and Political Landscape
The electoral battle in Pipra Supaul featured several significant candidates representing major political parties and alliances. Rambilash Kamat from the Janata Dal (United) sought to defend his seat, while Indradev Sah represented the Jan Suraaj Party. The Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation fielded Anil Kumar as their candidate.
Other notable contenders included Amarendra Kumar Bhaskar from Proutist Bloc India, Anju Kumari of Rashtriya Jansambhavna Party, and several independent candidates including Hema Bharti and Laxmi Kant Bharti. The diverse candidate list reflected the complex political equations at play in this Bihar constituency.
Historical Context and Previous Performance
In the previous assembly elections, JD(U)'s Rambilash Kamat secured a decisive victory with a margin of 19,245 votes. His main opponent, Vishwa Mohan Kumar of the Rashtriya Janata Dal, had to settle for the runner-up position after securing 63,143 votes.
The 2025 elections in Bihar witnessed a voter turnout of 57.3%, showing a slight increase compared to the 2020 assembly polls. This higher participation indicated the heightened political interest among voters across the state.
Electoral Significance and Regional Dynamics
Pipra Supaul constituency formed part of the larger political contest between two major alliances - the RJD-led Mahagathbandhan and the NDA comprising JD(U), BJP and other partners. The outcome in this seat was crucial for determining the regional balance of power in Bihar.
The counting process for Pipra Supaul and all other Bihar constituencies began on November 14, 2025, with results being declared the same day. Political observers closely monitored this constituency given its history of competitive politics and the presence of strong regional players.
Candidate Profiles and Electoral Preparedness
An analysis of candidate affidavits revealed interesting details about the contestants. JD(U)'s Rambilash Kamat, a 62-year-old graduate, declared assets worth over ₹97 lakh with no significant liabilities. His main challenger from Jan Suraaj Party, Indradev Sah, aged 54, reported assets exceeding ₹3 crore with liabilities of ₹7 lakh.
CPI(ML)(L) candidate Anil Kumar, a 51-year-old graduate, declared assets worth over ₹1.8 crore. The financial disclosures and educational backgrounds of candidates provided voters with important information to make informed choices during the elections.
The electoral process in Pipra Supaul reflected the democratic spirit of Bihar, where voters actively participated in shaping their political future. The results from this constituency contributed to the larger narrative of Bihar's political direction for the next five years.
