Bihar is waiting for the final vote count after two busy rounds of polling. Exit polls strongly suggest a big win for the NDA. These numbers also put a spotlight on the Prashant Kishor bet on himself, which he made during several TV interviews and rallies. He said the JDU would not cross 25 seats. He even promised to quit politics if his prediction turned out wrong. This Prashant Kishor bet on himself has now become a major topic in the state’s political debate.
Many surveys show the NDA could cross 150 seats. Some agencies say the JDU alone may win 56 to 62 seats. If the results come close to these predictions, Kishor will face a direct test of his own words. He gave these statements with full confidence, repeating that the JDU would not reach 25 seats under any situation.
Now, the big question is simple: Will he keep his promise? Bihar is watching closely. Supporters are waiting to see if he will quit politics or explain his earlier claims. The election results will not only affect the major alliances but may also decide the political future of Prashant Kishor. His next step will shape the state’s conversation.
