Parties like BJP, JD(U), Congress, and RJD are flooded with applications. Aspirants include party workers, doctors, lawyers, professors, and IT experts. Some NRIs have even left jobs abroad to seek tickets with tech-driven resumes.

In Seemanchal, a BJP hopeful hired experts to showcase his caste equation and political work. A Congress IT professional from Patna submitted campaign videos and location-based images. Young leaders in Bhagalpur and Buxar also created strong biodata with HR support.

Congress alone received over 4,000 applications, nearly 60% from youth. Many hopefuls also highlight their family’s political legacy to gain an advantage. Clearly, the fight for Bihar Election tickets is no longer limited to fieldwork but now depends heavily on digital presence.

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In ticket distribution, younger leaders will be prioritized, while several seniors may be sidelined. Party leaders stress that if RJD forms the government, it will focus on aspirations, jobs, and opportunities for the younger generation.

This strategy is linked to Tejashwi Yadav’s growing influence. Since becoming the party’s central figure, he has energized the cadre with sharp speeches and assertive campaigns. His appeal among young voters has boosted participation in rallies and organizational work.

To strengthen the youth connect, RJD has launched campaigns like Yuva Chaupal and Yuva Parliament. These programs, conducted in villages, schools, and district centers, directly involve young voters in politics.

State RJD chief Rajesh Yadav said youth would play a decisive role this time. With a stronger youth network and targeted programs, the party is confident its strategy of empowering younger candidates will translate into major electoral success in Bihar elections.

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