Bihar Election Results 2025: Whichever party or alliance wins each of Bihar's six assembly seats has become a tradition, forming the government. This time, it remains to be seen whether this trend, which has been in place since 1977, will continue.

Patna: Counting of votes for the Bihar Assembly elections is underway. Meanwhile, we're going to tell you about six seats in Bihar where a trend has been established: the party or alliance that wins these seats eventually forms the government. These seats have been giving similar indications since the 1977 Bihar Assembly elections. It remains to be seen whether this trend will hold true this time as well. These six seats include the Keoti, Sakra, Saharsa, Munger, Barbigha, and Pipra assembly constituencies.

Keoti Assembly Constituency

Bihar currently has 243 assembly seats. Let's first discuss the Keoti assembly seat in Darbhanga district. This seat has a track record of 100% government formation. In 2020, the BJP also won this seat, and the JDU-led Nitish Kumar government was formed. Here, BJP's Murari Mohan Jha defeated RJD's Farz Fatmi.

Saharsa Assembly

The Saharsa Assembly seat, located in the eastern region of Mithila , is one such constituency where the winning MLA has a trend of becoming a member of the ruling party. In 2020, BJP's Alok Ranjan Jha won from here. He is in the fray again this time, and the IIP has fielded Indrajit Gupta from the Grand Alliance.

Sakra Assembly

Similarly, the Sakra assembly seat in Muzaffarpur can also be cited as a seat that formed governments. This seat only changed its trend in 1985. Shivnandan Paswan of the Lok Dal won then, but the Congress formed the government. The previous time, the JDU won here.

Munger Assembly Constituency

The Munger Assembly seat has only seen a different result once, in 1985. The Lok Dal won then, but the government was formed by the BJP. In 2020, Pranay Kumar Yadav of the BJP won.

Pipra Assembly Constituency

The Pipra seat in East Champaran has also typically been won by the ruling party. However, in 2015, BJP's Shyambabu Prasad Yadav won, but the government was formed by the Grand Alliance. However, Nitish Kumar later formed a government with the BJP. This time, Yadav is again the sitting MLA and is contesting against CPM's Rajmangal Prasad.

Barbigha Assembly Constituency

The Barbigha Assembly constituency also follows a similar trend of forming governments. The Janata Party won this seat in 1977, and then the Congress continued to win until 2000. In 2020, the seat went to the JDU.

PC: NBT