The BJP is the largest party in the 2025 assembly elections, but Nitish Kumar’s party, the JDU, is expected to rise once again in power. According to reports, 18 ministers, along with Nitish Kumar, may also be sworn in.
Bihar Assembly elections 2025 saw the first results favoring JDU, with Maheshwar Hajari, Ram Chandra Sada, Hari Narayan Singh, and Manorama Devi winning key seats. Notably, Anant Singh won from Mokama while in jail.
Patna District Magistrate Dr Tyagarajan stated that the situation in Mokama is now normal and promised fair elections.
Nitish Kumar expelled 11 of its leaders from the party last Saturday. Today, his party has taken action against five more individuals, including Gopal Mandal.
CM Nitish Kumar-headed JDU released on Thursday its final list of 44 candidates for the Bihar assembly polls.
Describing himself as a dedicated and strong leader of the party, he said that he considers Nitish Kumar his leader and is confident that the Chief Minister will do justice to him.
In the mean time, the All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) had appealed to all secular political parties, including BJP allies and MPs, to oppose the Waqf Amendment Bill. Read further on Dynamite News:
JD(U) leader Kasim Ansari resigned protesting the Waqf Amendment Bill, exposing tensions in Nitish Kumar’s party. The bill, passed by Lok Sabha, faces opposition for allegedly undermining Waqf autonomy. Read more at Dynamite News
KC Tyagi was a Rajya Sabha MP from Bihar from 2013 to 2016 and was a Lok Sabha member from 1989 to 1991 from the Hapur constituency. Read further on Dynamite News:
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