Meanwhile, senior Congress leaders have begun holding discussions with local representatives in polling areas. They believe stronger coordination can help the party win more seats. With only one day left for the second phase, leaders have urged cadres to work harder at the ground level. At the same time, party leadership has stressed discipline and unity to avoid internal damage.

On the other hand, BRS leaders have also reviewed their performance closely. They feel better mobilization could have improved results in the first phase. As a result, the party has intensified efforts in upcoming phases. Both parties now aim to maximize their seat count and strengthen village-level influence.

Interestingly, several MLAs failed to secure wins in their own villages despite winning large constituencies earlier. This trend has triggered political debate across the state. Analysts say local dynamics differ from state politics. In total, Congress won 2,864 villages, BRS secured 1,143, BJP won 185, and others took 43 seats.

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Kishor’s remarks came during a press briefing where he addressed multiple issues concerning the ruling party’s governance and transparency. He argued that voters have the right to know the qualifications of those holding high office. Additionally, Kishor accused the Dy CM of having serious criminal allegations against him, which, according to him, raises questions about accountability and leadership in Bihar.

The comments have triggered a strong response from the ruling party, which called Kishor’s statements “baseless and politically motivated.” Meanwhile, opposition leaders have echoed Kishor’s concerns, citing the importance of transparency and integrity in public office.

Political analysts suggest that such statements by Kishor could influence voter sentiment ahead of the elections. Prashant Kishor questions Bihar Dy CM’s educational qualifications, underlining the growing scrutiny of public officials in the state. With tensions rising, the political debate in Bihar is expected to intensify in the coming weeks.

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At least four NDA Ministers and legislators experienced public fury during their constituency visits. Villagers questioned the lack of proper roads, drinking water facilities, employment opportunities, and healthcare infrastructure. The confrontations reflect growing frustration with what many see as the leaders’ non-performance.

The videos, widely shared online, show Ministers and MLAs being chased away, sparking intense debate in political circles. Opposition parties have seized the moment to highlight governance failures, while NDA leaders are now struggling to manage damage control.

With Bihar heading toward crucial Assembly elections, such incidents could impact voter sentiment. NDA Ministers, MLAs face anger in Bihar not only on the ground but also on digital platforms, where criticism is spreading rapidly. The ruling alliance will have to address these grievances quickly if it wants to retain its stronghold.

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