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The Grand Alliance faced significant losses, securing just 35 seats and none in 15 districts. (PTI)<\/p>\n<\/figure>\n<\/div>\n

A sweeping mandate in the 2025 Bihar Assembly elections<\/a> has dramatically altered the state\u2019s political contours, with the NDA s\u2019scuring one of its most decisive victories in recent memory. The coalition clinched 202 of the 243 seats, storming past the majority mark and registering its second instance of crossing the 200-seat threshold since 2010. The Grand Alliance, by contrast, suffered one of its worst electoral setbacks, finishing with just 35 seats and failing to open its account in 15 districts.<\/p>\n

The Election Commission\u2019s district-wise figures reveal that the entire stretches of northern, central, and southern Bihar<\/a> turned into NDA strongholds overnight, underscoring the coalition\u2019s performance on the back of development narratives, welfare outreach, and a visibly tighter organisational structure.<\/p>\n

NDA\u2019s Overwhelming Mandate<\/h2>\n

The BJP emerged as the single-largest party with 89 seats, closely followed by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar\u2019s JD(U), which bagged 85. Smaller partners recorded significant gains as well \u2013 Chirag Paswan<\/a>\u2018s LJP(RV) secured 19 seats, Jitan Ram Manjhi\u2019s HAM(S) picked up 5, and Upendra Kushwaha\u2019s RLM claimed 4.<\/p>\n

Prime Minister Narendra Modi termed the outcome a victory over \u201cappeasement politics”, adding that the mandate reflected a rejection of divisive rhetoric.<\/p>\n

This supermajority ensures continuity for the ruling coalition and paves the way for Nitish Kumar\u2019s tenth swearing-in as Chief Minister, marking yet another milestone in his decades-long political career.<\/p>\n

Grand Alliance Falters Across The Map<\/h2>\n

The Grand Alliance, comprising the RJD, Congress, and Left parties, registered steep losses across virtually every region. The RJD, once the fulcrum of opposition politics in the state, won only 25 seats. The Congress managed 6, while the Left parties together picked up 3.<\/p>\n

What stung the coalition most was its complete wipeout in 15 districts, among them Shivhar, Supaul, Purnia, Darbhanga, Banka, Nalanda, Bhojpur, and Arwal. Analysts have pointed to delayed seat-sharing decisions, internal disagreements, and a fragmented campaign as key reasons behind the collapse.<\/p>\n

District-Wise Performance<\/h2>\n

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