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Highlights from the Bihar Results: The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) achieved a landslide victory in Bihar, taking home 122 of the state’s parliamentary seats in a tense election that lasted 19 hours before being declared over in the wee hours of Wednesday morning.

RJD, Congress and the Left parties made up the Mahagathbandhan that won 110 of the state’s seats in the legislative assembly.

With 72 seats under its belt, the BJP played an important role in the NDA’s victory; nevertheless, the RJD also put in an impressive showing, capturing 75 seats and becoming the single-largest party in the 243-member Bihar legislative body.

As a result, the Mahagathbandhan’s tally in the general election was affected by the Congress’s poor performance.

The latest election results from Bihar are available here in real-time.

Source: India’s Electoral Commission

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Information sourced from the Indian Election Commission.

According to results released late Tuesday night, Tejashwi Yadav, the RJD leader in Raghopur, won the seat by a margin of nearly 38,000 votes. The Election Commission reports that Tejashwi defeated Satish Kumar of the Bharatiya Janata Party by 38,174 votes.
According to the Election Commission’s website, the JD(U) narrowly prevailed over the RJD in Bihar’s Hilsa assembly seat by 12 votes. Krishnamurari Sharan alias Prem Mukhiya of the JD(U) received 61,848 votes, while Atri Muni alias Shakti Singh Yadav of the RJD received 61,836 votes, according to results posted late Tuesday night on the Election Commission’s website.
Chirag Paswan, the head of the Lok Janshakti Party, called the results of the elections in Bihar a “win” for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, claiming that THE PEOPLE have expressed their faith in him. Paswan tweeted that he was “proud” that his party had not bowed to the BJP’s ally JD(U) despite winning only one seat and playing a key role in its defeat in numerous seats. Two seats for his party were up for grabs in the most recent elections.
The final tally should be available within an hour: Chandrabhushan Kumar is the Deputy Election Commissioner.
After the results of 223 seats have been announced, only 20 districts remain. Counting exercises for the VVPAT of five booths are now taking place. We’re hoping that they will be finished soon: Chandrabhushan Kumar is the Deputy Election Commissioner.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the youth of Bihar have made it clear that the coming decade will be of Bihar and for a self-reliant Bihar.
All of Bihar’s citizens can be assured that our NDA government will work hard to ensure that every person, every region, and every area of the state is properly developed. PM
The voters of Bihar have made it obvious that they only care about growth. tweets India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi
NDA’s credo of ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas’ has been depended upon by people from all walks of life. The people of Bihar can rest well knowing that there will be progress in every corner of the state. Narendra Modi is the prime minister of India.
PM Modi has earned this win because the people have placed their faith in him: Bihar poll results: Chirag Paswan, LJP president
As a result of our steadfastness in the face of oppression, our vote share has grown, which bodes well for the future of the LJP. Chirag Paswan is the author.
From the bottom of my heart, I would want to thank all of Bihar’s citizens for their continued support of the state. Amit Shah, the leader of the BJP and the country’s home minister

Bihar’s Legislative Council elections began on Monday morning, as the state is once again in the news following last month’s legislative elections in Manipur, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh and Goa. After 8 a.m., the polls opened and will remain open until 4 p.m. A total of 186 people are running for the position, and the results will be announced on April 7th. On July 16 of last year, the current representatives’ six-year term came to an end, and elections were due. The Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) must win the Bihar MLC elections in order to reclaim the Rajya Sabha opposition leader’s post for Rabri Devi. There was a notification from the Election Commission of India (ECI) stating that elections for the Bihar MLC had to be postponed owing to the Covid-19 pandemic, which had rendered rural local bodies, which hold approximately 97.56 percent of the entire electoral college, inoperative. Last year’s rural elections were scheduled for June 15 The RJD has put forward 23 candidates for the legislative council elections, leaving one for the CPI.