The Bettiah Assembly constituency in Bihar’s West Champaran district is witnessing a political battle as Congress strives to regain control of the seat from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Historically significant due to land reforms following India’s independence, Bettiah has seen a shift in its political landscape. Congress, which once dominated the region, aims to reverse the dominance of the BJP, which secured the seat in 2015.
Reenu Devi, who previously represented the constituency and won the seat in 2000, has seen her political standing challenged by recent shifts in power. The BJP’s continued control has put Congress on the offensive, seeking to reclaim the seat and restore its political influence in Bihar.
Bihar, once a Congress stronghold, is now witnessing a resurgence of political competition, with Congress striving for a comeback. Reenu Devi’s defeat has provided an impetus for the Congress party’s efforts to reclaim Bettiah in the upcoming elections. The battle between Congress and BJP is intensifying as both parties vie for control of this crucial seat in the state assembly, marking a significant chapter in Bihar’s political dynamics.
