Bihar Assembly Election 2025 Update – The excitement surrounding the Bihar Assembly elections is steadily increasing, with all political parties gearing up for preparations. All eyes are now fixed on the announcement of the election dates. It is believed that the Election Commission may announce the dates any time after October 6th.
Sources indicate that Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar will personally visit Bihar. He has been asked to complete the transfer and posting process in the state before his visit. The Election Commission has also written to the state’s Director General of Police, Development Commissioner, and Principal Secretaries of all departments.
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This information must be provided by October 6th.
The Election Commission has written to the Chief Secretary of Bihar, instructing him to provide information on the postings and transfers of all officers. The Election Commission has also written to the State Director General of Police, Development Commissioner, and Principal Secretaries of all departments.
This clearly indicates that the dates for the Bihar Assembly elections will be announced sometime in the second week of October. Elections are being held for 443 seats in the Bihar Assembly. This time, the main contest in the state is believed to be between the NDA and the Grand Alliance. The 2020 Assembly elections also saw a close contest between the two alliances.
When could the elections be held?
The Bihar Assembly elections are expected to be held in November. Voting in three phases in Bihar is expected to be announced, with election results expected to be released by November 20th. However, no official word has been released yet.
This time in Bihar, the NDA is campaigning by praising the development work done by Nitish Kumar and PM Narendra Modi. The Grand Alliance is campaigning on issues such as government policies, law and order, inflation, and unemployment.
