Five important reasons why Bihar Election 2025 is a high competition-which are loyalties, popularity fluctuations and on Sindoor | Mint

Bihar’s top political leaders-Nitish Kumar, Tejashwi Yadav and the new participant Prashant Kishor-have begun to set the tone for the upcoming election as the tension grows over formulas of the seat and the face of the main minister. After surgery, it is the first election in the country. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in Bihar on Thursday, May 29, to set up a lot of projects. A few days ago, the leader of the opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, launched Congress ‘Nyay Samvad’ to understand people’s ‘sadness and problems’. The Bihar meeting election is expected to be held in October-November this year. The most important battle is likely to be between the National Democratic Alliance [NDA] and the MahagathBandh. However, from a survey before the Polly indicates that Prashant Kishor can get some popularity. As the race for Bihar CM post begins, here are five factors that make the 2025 elections in Bihar important. 1. First election after Operation Sindoor The Bihar election 2025 will be the first election that the country will see after Operation Sindoor, which was launched by the Indian Army on May 7 in response to the Pahalgam terror attack in April 2022. Will the timing of the election be beneficial to the ruling NDA? As speculations, the BJP and the Congress Barbs traded over the ‘politicization of Operation Sindoor’. Congress leader Jairam Ramesh accused the BJP of politicizing the ‘Operation Sindoor’ when reports emerged that Prime Minister Modi will meet chief ministers of NDA law states on Operation Sindoor. “What is the mistake of the CMS of Karnataka, Western Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, HP, Punjab, J&K? What is it if not politicizing?” Ramesh said. Meanwhile, a “Vote Vibe” poll revealed that 59 percent of the interrogators believe that PM Modi “should get credit for Operation Sindoor.” The report says: “The support is increasing with the age of 55+ [shows 68.7% support];; Younger voters are relatively more skeptical … “2. Prashant Kishor’s entry, especially known as a political consultant and strategist, Prashant Kishor promised to win the Bihar election 2025 and do the waters themselves. Last in May, Prashant Kishor released an interview with India Today, [all] 242 mounting chairs [in Bihar] and will come to power with a majority. “However, his newly launched Jan Suraaj party did not make an impact on the bihar bihar. Polls, former Union Minister Ram Chandra Prasad Singh, merged his political outfit, Monkey Sabki Awaz (ASA) with the Jan Suraaj Party. Party office set up in support of CM Nitish Kumar’s son Nishant Kumar, the news agency Ani reported. The RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav also once referred to Nitish Kumar as a ‘tired’ chief minister. 4. Popularity graph of Nitish Kumar, Tejashwi Yadav, Prashant Kishor Several polls indicate that the head of RJD chief Tejashwi Yadav is the best choice for the next Chief Minister of Bihar. Have. The C-Voter recording, which was obtained by Mint, suggested that Tejashwi Yadav was the most preferred candidate to be the next minister of Bihar, followed by Prashant Kishor, who made Nitish Kumar the third choice. Tejashwi Yadav fell from 40.6 percent in February to 35.5 percent in April. ‘Pendulum Swings’ It was only last year that Nitish Kumar switched alliances for the fifth time. Jumping ships may have cost Nitish Kumar belief “to a certain extent”, while approximately 26.6 percent believed that Kumar lost the credibility to a “great extent”. Kumar’s “credibility and popularity”.