The Bihar Legislative Assembly elections are scheduled to take place in two phases on November 6 and 11, 2025, with vote counting on November 14. Political campaigning has already intensified, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi has inaugurated the NDA's campaign from Mithila.
Mithila, the cultural heart of Bihar, served as the backdrop where Modi emphasized the NDA's vision by blending development, trust, and tradition. He declared that power is solely for service.SHOPPING QUEEN Women's Georgette Straight Kurta Sharara Set with Dupatta
The opposition's grand alliance (INDIA bloc) is also ramping up efforts. At a rally, Tejashwi Yadav promised a "new Bihar," vowing to "throw the Waqf Amendment Act into the dustbin." He criticized Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's 20-year rule, insisting that Bihar needs change.
The controversy sparked by Chirag Paswan's remarks on a Muslim Chief Minister has further fueled the election fervor. Rahul Gandhi's absence has drawn scrutiny within the Congress, though announcements confirm that Priyanka Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge will visit soon.Also Read: "Tales of transformation, pathway to Viksit Bharat"; by minister Nirmala seetharaman
On Monday, Nitish Kumar took to social media to paint a grim picture of Bihar before 2005.Issuing a stark warning against reverting to an era of crime, corruption, and anarchy, he highlighted improvements in law and order.
Back then, people feared stepping out after 6 PM, kidnappings had become an industry, and factories lay shuttered.He added that being a Bihari is now a source of pride. Also Read: Simplified GST Registration from Nov 1: Automatic Approval in 3 Days
The BJP has expelled four leaders as part of its election strategy. Tejashwi launched an attack on the RSS, asserting that the RJD has never betrayed the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh.
While the number of women candidates has risen, their selection remains limited: 34 from the NDA and 30 from the Mahagathbandhan. Also Read: Cabinet Reshuffle on the Horizon: Siddaramaiah Gears Up for High Command Meeting in November!
Overall, Bihar's political landscape is shaping up as a triangular battle of sentiments, identities, and beliefs.The NDA is promising stability, while the INDIA bloc offers change.
The Election Commission's upcoming press conference will be pivotal on these fronts. Bihar's future hangs in the balance with this election.Also Read: Major Overhaul in Voter Lists: Special Intensive Revision Kicks Off for 2026 Elections!