Shortest Election in 15 Years for Bihar: Can RJD Hold Its Ground as BJP Eyes a Comeback?
Bihar is heading into its shortest election cycle in 15 years, intensifying the political stakes for all major players. With a compressed campaign window, the battle between the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is heating up. The RJD, which secured around 20% of the vote share in the last major contest, faces the challenge of maintaining its base amid shifting alliances and a resurgent BJP.
The BJP, banking on national leadership and a strong cadre network, aims to reclaim lost ground in a state where it once held significant influence. Meanwhile, voter concerns around unemployment, inflation, and governance may shape the outcome more than ever in this tight race.
With less time for public outreach, both parties are expected to focus on high-impact rallies and digital campaigns. The coming weeks will test strategies, leadership, and grassroots strength like never before.
Shortest Election in 15 Years for Bihar: Can RJD Hold Its Ground as BJP Eyes a Comeback?
