First round of Bihar elections, long queues at the booths since morning, what is in the minds of the public?

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Voting has started from 7 am today for the first phase of Bihar Assembly Elections 2025. People have started gathering at the polling centers since early morning to take part in this biggest festival of democracy and long queues are being seen at many places. Today, voting is being held on 121 assembly seats in 18 districts, where the future of 1314 candidates will be decided. In this phase, around 3.75 crore voters will exercise their franchise. The fate of the stalwarts is at stake. The credibility of many big and stalwart leaders is at stake in the first phase. On behalf of the Grand Alliance, Chief Ministerial candidate Tejaswia is trying her luck for the third time from Dwaraghpur. In the NDA government, Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary is contesting from his traditional seat Tarapur. Apart from these two, Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Sinhal is in the fray from Khasirai. Another interesting contest is being seen in Ali Nagar of Baladarbhanga, where BJP has made famous folk singer Maithili Thakur a candidate in JP. 13.13% voting till 9 am. A lot of enthusiasm is being seen among the voters since morning. According to the data of the Election Commission, till 9 am 13.13% voting has been recorded. A sizeable turnout of women voters is also seen at many polling centres, especially in rural areas. Strict security arrangements have been made at all the centers and security forces are deployed to ensure peaceful voting. Unemployment, education, health and problems of farmers have become the major election issues in this election. All the parties are making big promises to woo the voters, but the people of Bihar will not know on whose head they will wear the crown of victory. 14th November will not be used as the results day only.

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