News India Live, Digital Desk: The results of Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 have completely changed the political picture of Vaishali district. This district, which was considered a stronghold of RJD, this time the NDA alliance has made a big inroads there. Out of the total 8 assembly seats in the district, NDA (BJP-JDU) candidates have registered a landslide victory on 6, while RJD has been able to win only 2 seats.
RJD leader and Grand Alliance’s CM candidate Tejashwi Yadav saved his seat from Raghopur, the biggest and most popular seat, but he could not stop his party’s ‘lantern’ from burning in the entire district.
Complete details of 8 seats of Vaishali district: Who became your MLA?
- Hajipur: This VIP seat has gone to BJP’s account. from here Avadhesh Singh Has registered a spectacular victory.
- Lalganj: BJP’s lotus has bloomed on this seat also. Sanjay Kumar Singh MLAs have been elected from here.
- Vaishali: From here to JDU Siddharth Patel Has won.
- Mahnar: This seat has also gone to JDU’s account. Umesh Singh Kushwaha Has registered victory from here.
- Patepur (SC): BJP has hoisted its flag on this reserved seat also. Lakhendra Kumar Roshan Became MLA from here.
- Rajapakar (SC): This reserved seat has gone to JDU’s account, from where Mahendra Ram Has won.
- Raghopur: On the hottest seat of Bihar Tejashwi Yadav Has registered victory. This is a big relief for RJD in the district.
- Mahua: Apart from Raghopur, this is the second seat which has gone to RJD. from here Mukesh Kumar Roshan Has won.
What was the meaning of victory?
These results of Vaishali district have made it clear that the NDA alliance has also made a dent in the traditional vote bank of RJD. BJP and JDU together have won 3-3 seats, which shows their strong grassroots hold. This result is a matter of concern for Tejashwi Yadav, because even though he himself has won, such performance of the party in his own stronghold is a big challenge for the future. These results have also proved that this time the people of Vaishali have expressed more faith in development and coalition politics.
North India Statesman