Patna (Bihar) [India], November 6 (ANI): Amid the continued voting for the primary section of meeting elections in Bihar, Janata Dal (United) working president Sanjay Jha on Thursday mentioned that girls voters are collaborating in giant numbers as a result of they place confidence in Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.
‘I feel ladies voters are popping out in giant numbers as a result of they place confidence in NDA and Nitish Kumar,’ Jha advised ANI.
Sanjay Jha was accompanying Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar when he solid his vote within the first section of the 2025 Bihar Assembly elections on Thursday morning.
After exercising his franchise, CM Kumar confirmed his inked finger to the media. Accompanied by a small entourage, Kumar arrived at a polling station in Bakhtiyarpur constituency and exercised his franchise.
Meanwhile, former Bihar Chief Minister and RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav, highlighting the NDA’s authorities’s 20-year rule in Bihar, known as for a change in authorities on this election.
‘Tawa se roti palatati rahni chahiye nhi toh jal jayegi (The roti ought to hold turning on the tawa, in any other case it can burn) 20 years is simply too lengthy! Now, for the youth authorities and the brand new Bihar, a Tejashwi authorities is extraordinarily vital,’ Lalu Yadav mentioned in a put up on X.
Lalu Prasad Yadav additionally shared an image of himself along with his spouse Rabri Devi and son Tejashwi Yadav after casting their votes.
Bihar Deputy Chief Minister and Tarapur BJP candidate Samrat Choudhary solid his vote in Munger’s Tarapur whereas Deputy CM Vijay Sinha and BJP’s Lakhisarai candidate additionally solid his vote.
Vikassheel Insaan Party (VIP) chief and Mahagathbandhan’s Deputy Chief Ministerial face Mukesh Sahani urged voters in Bihar to return out in giant numbers and train their franchise, calling the folks the ‘true house owners of democracy.’
Voters in Bihar solid their ballots amid tight safety in all seats.
Voting for the primary section of the 2025 meeting elections in Bihar started at this time at 7.00 am throughout 121 constituencies in 18 districts of the state’s 243 seats, with roughly 3.75 crore electors casting their poll.
Polling will conclude at 6 pm, and resulting from safety issues, polling time has been curtailed to five pm in some constituencies.
In the 2020 Bihar Assembly elections, polling occurred in three phases. The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) secured 125 seats, whereas the opposition Mahagathbandhan (MGB) gained 110. Among the main events, the Janata Dal (United) bagged 43 seats and the Congress 19. The JD(U) had contested 115 constituencies and the BJP 110, whereas the RJD contested 144 seats and the Congress 70. (ANI)