New Delhi: The results for the Bihar Legislative Council (MLC) elections have been declared, and they have brought some quite surprising outcomes. A remarkable result emerged in the Darbhanga Teachers’ constituency, where Suresh Prasad Rai, the candidate from the Jan Suraj Party, secured victory. Additionally, Narendra Pratap Singh of the BJP won the Tirhut Teachers’ seat, while independent candidate Rahul Raj emerged victorious in the Saran Teachers’ constituency.
Meanwhile, the contest remains ongoing between candidates for the Patna and Darbhanga Graduates’ constituencies as the vote counting continues. For political parties, these elections have been highly significant as a means to gauge the pulse of the youth.
By what margin did Suresh Prasad Rai win?
Suresh Prasad Rai, the Jan Suraj candidate, won the Darbhanga Teachers’ constituency by a margin of 324 votes. His victory has sparked great enthusiasm among his supporters and party workers. This win is considered a significant achievement for the Jan Suraj party.
In the Darbhanga Graduates’ constituency, following the fourth round of counting, the BJP’s Sarvesh Singh is leading by 1,417 votes. Sarvesh Singh has secured 7,371 votes, while the RJD’s Anil Jha has received 5,954 votes. Imtiyaz Noorani of the Jan Suraj party currently stands in third place with 3,664 votes.
Neeraj Kumar takes the lead for the Patna Graduates’ seat.
In the Patna Graduates’ constituency, JDU’s Neeraj Kumar is leading during the counting of first-preference votes. He is reportedly ahead of the RJD-backed candidate, Dilip, by approximately 2,300 votes. Meanwhile, Anuj Singh, a Jan Suraj candidate supported by Anant Sing,h is currently in third place. These figures reflect the counting of first-preference votes; the situation could still shift as the counting progresses.
Everyone is eagerly awaiting the final results. The reputation of Anant Singh, a ‘strongman’ (bahubali) JDU MLA from Mokam, is also at stake for this seat. Engaging in anti-party activities, he has extended his support to the ‘Jan Suraj’ candidate. Should his candidate face defeat, the attacks from other JDU leaders against him are likely to intensify.
Who has taken the lead in the Patna Teachers’ constituency?
In the Patna Teachers’ constituency, Dr Sanjeev Kumar, the candidate for the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), has established a lead. According to available information, he is ahead by 534 votes. The BJP-backed candidate, Nawal Kishore Yadav, who has represented this constituency for the past 36 years,s appears to be trailing.
Meanwhile, for the Tirhut Teachers’ MLC seat, BJP candidate Narendra Pratap Singh has emerged victorious. He secured 2,945 votes, while independent candidate Bhushan Jha received 2,351 votes, resulting in a win for Narendra Pratap Singh by a margin of 594 votes.
Independent candidate wins here
In the Saran Teachers’ MLC constituency, independent candidate Rahul Raj has secured victory, winning the election by a margin of 1,815 votes. He received a total of 4,827 votes. Additionally, reports indicate that the BJP is leading in the Kosi Graduates’ constituency; however, the available updates do not specify the candidate’s name, the total number of votes, or the margin of the lead.
