ECI Results LIVE @results.eci.gov.in | Bihar Election Result 2025: NDA set to cross 200-mark with ‘Nitish Sarkar, dasvi baar’ – Check ECI seat tally here

Here are the current trends as per the ECI:

BJP – 90

JD(U) – 81

RJD – 28

LJP – 21

RSHTLKM – 6

INC – 4

AIMIM – 5

Others – 10

UP Minister Narendra Kashyap said the NDA’s strong lead shows that people trust Prime Minister Modi and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for reducing hunger, poverty, and crime in Bihar. He called it a historic win for the alliance. He also added that the opposition’s promises did not convince voters, saying people did not believe claims like offering jobs to every household, especially when they feared conditions such as giving up land in return.

JD(U)’s Ashwamedh Devi is leading in Samastipur with 15546 votes against RJD’s Akhtarul Islam Shahin, according to the Election Commission of India.

As per the data provided on the Election Commission of India’s website, BJP Anand Mishra is leading from Buxar against INC’s Sanjay Kumar Tiwari with a margin of 15167 votes.

According to the Election Commission of India, LJP’s Sangita Devi is leading from Balrampur with a margin of 22839 votes against CPI (ML)(L)’s Mahboob Alam.

Early counting in Bihar shows a clear edge for the NDA, with JD(U) and BJP competing to become the largest party. Together, they are ahead in more than 165 seats. In contrast, Tejashwi Yadav’s RJD, the biggest party in 2020, has slipped sharply and is leading in fewer than 40 seats. Congress is also struggling, with only a handful of leads. These numbers may shift slightly as counting enters the final rounds, but the opposition alliance faces a steep uphill climb.

BJP leader Yogendra Sharma says the counting process is moving as expected. He adds that the party worked hard to connect with voters in every area, and the early support shows that people recognise PM Modi’s development work and Nitish Kumar’s governance in the state.

Shiv Sena leader Shaina NC says the NDA’s strong lead in Bihar is historic, with the alliance set to win more than 190 out of 243 seats. She highlights two key points, the high voter turnout of over 61% and the large number of women who came out to vote. She says the people have clearly rejected the return of lawlessness and adds that the Election Commission deserves praise for smoothly conducting such a massive election.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah says the NDA crossing the majority mark in Bihar is the people’s decision, and it must be accepted. He also speaks about former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, saying Nehru made major sacrifices and laid the foundation for India’s development through the Five-Year Plans. He credits Nehru for growth in dams and agriculture, and adds that the BJP did not play a role in the freedom struggle, while leaders like Nehru helped shape the nation

ECI Trend at 12:43 pm:

BJP – 89

JD(U) – 79

RJD – 30

LJP – 21

CPI(ML)(L) – 6

INC – 4

AIMIM – 4

UP Minister Nitin Agrawal says the people of Bihar have shown strong support to the NDA, helping the alliance cross the majority mark. He says the next government is likely to be formed with a two-thirds majority under Prime Minister Modi and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, reflecting public trust in the state’s long-standing model of governance.

Responding to opposition criticism, he adds that voters can see through promises that cannot be fulfilled, which is why they have firmly rejected those claims.

Early trends from the Bihar Assembly elections show the NDA taking strong leads across the state, while the Mahagathbandhan trails far behind. Prashant Kishor’s Jan Suraaj, which had promised major political change, has barely appeared in the results. The ruling NDA seems to be dominating the race, leaving the opposition struggling. Kishor had earlier said he would leave politics if JDU crossed 25 seats. At the moment, JDU is ahead in 75 constituencies.

Singer and BJP candidate Maithili Thakur, who is leading from Alinagar, says, “This is like a dream. People have a lot of expectations of me… This will be my first term as an MLA, and I will do my best for my constituency… I will serve my people as their daughter… I can only see Alinagar right now and how I can work them…”

Th Election Commission of India’s current trends at 12:32 pm

BJP – 85

JD(U) – 78

RJD – 32

LJP – 21

CPI(ML)(L) – 6

INC – 5

HAMS – 5

Uttar Pradesh minister Anil Rajbhar said the strong lead of the NDA in Bihar shows how much support voters have given to the BJP, JDU, Jitan Ram Manjhi’s party, and the entire alliance. He added that this clear backing from the people reflects their trust in the good governance model promoted by Nitish Kumar.

JD(U)’s strong performance in early trends have led to a plethora of celebrations at their offices. Watch video –

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#watch | Bihar: Celebrations continue at the JD(U) office in Patna as NDA continues its comfortable lead in #biharelections. pic.twitter.com/Ti0E3vyIji

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The Congress, a major partner in the Mahagathbandhan, is once again struggling in the Bihar Assembly elections. Early numbers show the party leading in only six of the 60 seats it contested, giving it a very low success rate of about 10%. Once a powerful force in Bihar, Congress has now slipped to the margins, often finishing in third or fourth place. Its last strong influence in state leadership was in 1990, when Jagannath Mishra served as Chief Minister. Since then, the party has not been able to rebuild its base.

Even though the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha tried to revive Congress in the state through several major campaigns, including allegations of vote theft, the Special Intensive Revision drive, and the Voter Adhikar Yatra, none of these efforts seem to have connected deeply with voters. Local issues remained far more important to the people, leaving Congress with little ground to stand on.

According to the trends available on the Election Commission of India’s official website as of 12:15 pm, BJP’s Chhoti Kumari is leading with a margin of 2380 votes against RJD’s Shatrughan Yadav.

As the NDA moves past the majority mark in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh leader Swatantra Dev Singh says the alliance is heading toward a clear victory under Prime Minister Modi’s leadership. He adds that people have supported the NDA because they want stable and clean governance. According to him, voters rejected the opposition as they feared a return of corruption and disorder, choosing the NDA for a safer and more dependable future.

As per the Election Commission of India, the current trends show:

BJP – 87

JD(U) – 75

RJD – 36

LJP- 19

CPI (ML)(L)- 7

INC – 6

HAMS – 4

As the NDA crosses the majority mark in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh minister Jayveer Singh thanks the people of the state for placing their trust in Prime Minister Modi and the alliance. He says the NDA will work hard to meet its promises and the hopes voters have shown in them, while adding that the opposition will continue to look for reasons to explain its defeat. Speaking about the UP Cabinet meeting, he notes that the government will review 15 key public issues and take decisions aimed at improving people’s lives.

BJP’s Surendra Mehta is leading from Bachhwara with 32198 votes whereas INC’s Shiv Prakash Garib Das is trailing with 25042 votes.

As the NDA moves past the majority mark in the Bihar Assembly Elections, BJP MP Jagdambika Pal says the alliance is ahead on around 192 seats, while the Mahagathbandhan is trailing far behind with fewer than 50 seats. He adds that these early trends suggest voters across Bihar have rejected the Mahagathbandhan and that the BJP-NDA’s support base remains strong in every region of the state.

As the Congress maintains its lead in the Anta Assembly by-election, senior leader Ashok Gehlot said the early numbers are encouraging. He added that the positive mood was visible from the start and expressed hope that the party would win the seat with a strong margin.

As the NDA crossed the majority mark, BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia said Bihar is set to begin a new chapter. He said voters have shown strong faith in PM Modi and Nitish Kumar, believing their leadership has helped both the state and the country move forward. He added that parties claiming they would form the government now appear to be slipping to third place with a very low success rate. He also said Bihar voters rejected the opposition’s negative politics and predicted they would again blame EVMs once the results are out.

Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak said the NDA is set to form the government in Bihar with a big majority. He said the results show people’s support for Prime Minister Modi’s welfare work and Nitish Kumar’s governance. He also thanked the voters of Bihar for their trust.

JD(U) office in Patna has already started celebrating. Watch here:

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#watch | #biharassemblyelections | Supporters of Bihar CM Nitish Kumar celebrate outside JD(U) office in Patna.

JDU leader Chotu Singh says, "We congratulate Nitish Kumar. The people of Bihar have made Nitish Kumar victorious. We will celebrate Holi, Diwali here..."

NDA has… pic.twitter.com/O1dcyFxmNs

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According to the ECI’s official website, INC is leading in Begusarai. INC candidate Amita Bhushan is leading with 24342 votes while BJP’s Kundan Kumar is trailing with 22721 votes.

Tejashwi Yadav is still trailing from Raghopur with a margin of 3016 votes. BJP’s Satish Kumar is ahead with 17599 votes while Tejahwi is at 14583 votes, according to the Election Commission of India.

Here’s a look at party-wise ECI results as of 11:42 am:

BJP – leading in 84 seats

JD(U) – leading in 75 seats

RJD – leading in 36 seats

LJP – leading in 22 seats

INC – leading in 7 seats

CPI(ML)(L) – leading in 6 seats

HAMS – leading in 4 seats