The Bihar Assembly elections will be conducted in two phases across the state. The first phase of voting is scheduled for November 6, followed by the second phase on November 11, with vote counting set for November 14. With the Chhath festival underway, the entire atmosphere in the state has transformed into an electoral fervor.
Today, leaders are inaugurating a series of meetings, roadshows, and rallies statewide. With just nine days left until the first phase, candidates and parties are engaged in a fierce battle to win over voters' hearts.GoSriKi Women's Georgette Anarkali Kurta Set with Dupatta | Elegant Pink Ethnic Dress | Flared Long Kurti for Festive
The Mahagathbandhan alliance is set to release its election manifesto in the capital Patna today. Key highlights include job creation, inflation control, education reforms, and farmer welfare.
Targeting the state's youth, the manifesto is expected to announce a job guarantee scheme. Alongside this, expect fiery speeches against poverty and inequality in Bihar. Meanwhile, the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is kicking off a series of public meetings to rally support for its candidates.Also Read: Yatnal Who Once Chanted 'Allahu Akbar' at Eidgah Ground: Minister M.B. Patil's Statement
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and BJP leaders will lead these efforts, emphasizing development schemes and central government backing. These gatherings will be held vigorously in both rural and urban areas.
According to political analysts, this post-Chhath phase is the most critical. Voters are now critically evaluating leaders' promises. In previous elections, issues like farmers' problems and economic distress played a decisive role.Also Read: 'Told to "Abandon Your Husband and Children": Heartbroken Mother Kills Her Kids and Commits Suicide!'
This time, higher participation from youth and women voters is anticipated. In the coming days, party declarations and accusations-counteraccusations will intensify.
Which alliance will seize power in the state? Only the voters will decide. Stay tuned here for every update, refresh, and analysis from Bihar's electoral battleground. Also Read: What more is there after the CM speaks? Did D.K. Shivakumar take a neutral stance... Why did he say this?
Over 500 candidates are contesting for the state's 243 seats. Analysts predict this election will have ripple effects on national politics.