From Patna to Kishanganj and Aurangabad, NDA partners—JDU, BJP, LJP (Ram Vilas), RLSP, and HAM—have crafted a joint ground plan. Each state president monitors booth-level coordination to avoid any gaps. In 2020, the Grand Alliance had swept 28 of 31 seats, turning those defeats into a major challenge for NDA.

This time, the Bihar Election 2025 NDA strategy focuses on aggressive campaigning and better communication. The Grand Alliance too has activated local leaders to challenge NDA’s confidence in Supaul and beyond. Both sides are preparing for a fierce face-off.

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Amit Shah will return again after Diwali, continue in Patna till Chhath, and personally monitor campaign efforts. Top BJP leaders like Dharmendra Pradhan and Keshav Prasad Maurya will also join him. This move shows Shah’s hands-on style and focus on keeping allies united. The BJP’s plan includes deploying CMs and Deputy CMs from other states for an aggressive campaign to boost the NDA’s unity and voter confidence.

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Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh posted on X, explaining that VC usually stands for Vice Chancellor, Venture Capital, or Vir Chakra. “Now in politics, VC means vote chori,” he said. Ramesh accused Amit Shah of revealing the NDA’s strategy for Bihar’s elections in a public forum.

“He hopes that VC plus VR will deliver the desired outcome. But Bihar’s politically aware voters will resist such machinations,” Ramesh added. He also stressed that the Mahagatbandhan in Bihar will stand against this strategy and create a significant political impact in New Delhi.

Earlier, Amit Shah accused Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and RJD president Lalu Prasad of seeking to “secure voting rights for infiltrators.” He vowed that if NDA wins a two-thirds majority, infiltrators will be removed from Bihar.

Congress argued that such a “vote chori, vote revdi” approach undermines democratic processes. Political analysts agree this issue is now central to Bihar’s political discourse. As the Election Commission prepares to announce dates for the assembly polls, Bihar voters will face a decisive choice — whether to endorse or reject this strategy. The outcome will influence the political landscape of the state for years.

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Recently, posters in Patna projecting him as a possible CM face triggered political debate. However, Paswan dismissed the speculation and stated he has no personal ambition for the post. His focus, he stressed, is on the “Bihar First, Bihari First” agenda, which aims to transform Bihar into a developed state.

Answering questions about his future claim, Paswan said this is not the right time for such discussions. The alliance, he underlined, is preparing to fight the 2025 elections unitedly under Nitish Kumar’s leadership. His remarks show the NDA’s effort to avoid internal rifts and project unity ahead of the polls.

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In addition, TDP parliamentary leaders, including Lavu Srinivas Devarayalu and Union Minister Prahlad Joshi, will meet with TDP MPs shortly. Later in the evening, at 5 PM, TDP leader Nara Lokesh is set to hold a separate meeting with the party’s MPs to discuss election plans and parliamentary coordination.

These meetings underline the importance of alliance cohesion ahead of a significant constitutional vote. Party leaders aim to ensure unified strategies and active participation, while also addressing any internal concerns within their parliamentary teams. The sessions are expected to shape party approaches for the Vice Presidential poll.

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