Bihar MLA Caste List shows how different communities shape the 243-member Bihar Assembly. The Bihar MLA Caste List reveals that leaders from 37 castes won seats. Even though EBCs form a bigger share of the population, OBCs secured more MLAs.
OBCs won 83 seats, while EBCs won only 37. Upper castes captured 72 seats. Dalits and Adivasis together won 40 seats, and Muslim communities won 11 seats. This mix shows how caste identity continues to guide Bihar’s political choices.
Among major castes, Rajputs lead the list with 32 MLAs. Yadavs and Koeris follow with 26 each. Bhumihars won 25 seats, while Kurmis secured 14. Brahmins claimed 13 seats. Castes like Dusadhs, Ravidas, Teli, Dhanuk, and Musahar groups won between 9 and 11 seats.
Kanu communities have 5 MLAs. Kalwar and Sudi castes have 4 each. Marwari and Mallah groups won 3 seats each. Pasi, Kamat, Dhobi, Gangota, Kayastha, Roniyar, and Adivasi castes have two MLAs each. Several smaller castes won one seat each, showing wide social representation.
This updated snapshot helps readers understand how caste patterns influence political power in Bihar.
