Out of 243 MLAs, 68 are above 65, and 31 of them are between 70 and 80. Despite being elected several times, these senior leaders face uncertainty as parties look to bring in younger faces. In BJP alone, many ministers and ex-ministers are in this age group. RJD has eight MLAs above 70, while JD(U) has seven. Congress and CPI also have senior legislators.

Prominent names include Dr. Prem Kumar (70), Bijendra Prasad Yadav (79), Harinarayan Singh (80), Amarendra Pratap Singh (78), and Nandkishore Yadav (72). Former Deputy CM Tarkishore Prasad and CPI leader Mahboob Alam will also cross 70 soon. Some leaders are promoting their children as successors, preparing for a generational shift.

The real outcome will be seen after ticket distribution. It will show whether veteran MLAs continue, pass the baton to their families, or lose out to younger aspirants.

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