Bihar Election Voting: Like the first phase of the Bihar Assembly elections, the second phase is witnessing high voter enthusiasm. By 11 am, approximately 31 per cent of voters have been recorded. Women, youth, and the elderly are eager to cast their votes. People are standing in long queues to cast their votes.

Prashant Kishore, founder of the Jan Suraj Party, reached a polling station and cast his vote. According to the Election Commission report, 14.55 per cent voting took place by 9 am. Voter turnout was 15.3 per cent in Araria, 14. er ccentin Arwal, and 15.43 per cent in Aurangabad. This figure doubled by 11 am.

Pappu Yadav made a significant statement.

Independent MP Pappu Yadav has raised questions about the voting process. He said that voting was disrupted at many booths due to malfunctioning machines. Voters were being lathi-charged at several booths. This is wrong in a democracy. The government is formed by those who stand with Seemanchal Kosi. Meanwhile, in Supaul, Bihar, BJP leader Syed Shahnawaz Hussain cast his vote during the second phase of the Bihar Assembly elections.

Prashant Kishor casts his vote.

Jan Suraj Party founder Prashant Kishor reached the polling booth and cast his vote. He appealed to the people of Bihar to vote for change. Before voting, he said, “I appeal to every voter of Bihar to vote in greater numbers today than in previous phases. Vote for change. Vote for your children’s education and employment.”

What did PK say about the Delhi blast?

Prashant Kishor made a major statement on the explosion of an I-200 car in the Red Fort area of ​​the capital, Delhi. He linked this incident to the Bihar elections. He said that such incidents are common during elections. There is no need for the people of Bihar to be afraid or panicked by this. He appealed to the government to take strict action against such incidents.

When will the results be announced?

The results of the Bihar Assembly elections will be announced on November 14, 2025. According to political pundits, this election is likely to be a contest between the NDA and the Grand Alliance. However, the Jan Suraj Party has a different claim.