In Nabinagar, the RJD candidate lost by 112 votes. Officials rejected 132 postal ballots. In Agiaon, the CPI(ML) candidate, an RJD partner, lost by 95 votes while 175 postal ballots were rejected. Sandesh showed a similar pattern. The RJD candidate lost by only 27 votes, and 360 postal ballots did not count. The party argues that these numbers show unfair handling of postal votes.

The NDA won a massive victory in the 2025 Bihar elections by securing 202 out of 243 seats. The Grand Alliance fell sharply to just 35 seats. The RJD managed to win only 25 seats. Magadh and Shahabad, once strong areas for the Grand Alliance, also shifted toward the NDA. The ruling alliance strengthened its base in almost every region and gained broad voter support across rural and urban areas.

The post Forced Defeat Allegations in Bihar Spark RJD Protest appeared first on India Podcast.

Another strong result came from the Sandesh Assembly seat, where RJD’s Kiran Devi secured victory with a margin of 50,607 votes. Similar scenes unfolded in several constituencies. CPI(ML)’s Manoj Manzil won Agiaon by 48,550 votes, while RJD’s Shambhunath Yadav claimed Brahmapur by 51,141 votes.

AIMIM’s Akhtarul Imam triumphed in Amour with 52,515 votes, and Mohammad Anj Nayami won Bahadurganj by 45,215 votes. The BJP also showed strength with Pawan Kumar Yadav’s win in Kahalgaon. These wide margins show a changing voter trend in Bihar.

Overall, the Bihar Elections highlighted shifting loyalties, with CPI(ML), RJD, BJP, and AIMIM emerging as strong players across different regions.

The post Mehboob Alam and Kiran Devi Record Big Wins in Katihar and Sandesh appeared first on India Podcast.