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Story truthful far: While the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) swept Bihar winning 202 seats on Friday (November 14, 2025), there are 10 seats connected which the triumph margin was little than 1000 votes.
For the Mahagathbandhan, which won only 35 seats, 5 of these victories came from – Bodh Gaya (881 votes), Jehanabad (793 votes), Dhaka (178 votes), Forbesganj (221 votes) and Chanpatia (708 votes). The conjugation has alleged ‘vote chori’ and promised to nutrient ‘concrete impervious wrong 2 to 3 weeks’ aft studying information crossed Bihar.
For the NDA, BJP won 89 seats, JDU(85 seats), LJP(RV) (19 seats), HAMS (5 seats) and RLM (4 seats). Of these 202 seats, 5 victories were intimately fought – Nabinagar (112 votes), Sandesh (192 votes), Agiaon (95 seats), Balrampur (389 votes) and Bakhtiarpur (980 votes). BSP’s sole triumph was besides won by a wafer-thin margin – 30 votes.
Here’s a look astatine the adjacent victories -
Mahagathbandhan (MGB)
Bodh Gaya: Three-time RJD MLA Kumar Sarvajeet won by a borderline of 881 votes against LJP (RV)’s Shyamdeo Paswan. Mr. Sarvajeet, who won the spot for LJP successful 2005 and for the RJD successful 2015 and 2020, polled 1,00,236 votes
Jehanabad: Incumbent RJD MLA Rahul Sharma hardly managed to clasp his spot by defeating JDU’s Chandeshwar Prasad by a borderline of 793 votes and polling 86,402 votes. A stronghold for the RJD since 1995 (except 2010-2015), Jehanabad’s battle was pugnacious arsenic JDU had fielded Mr. Prasad - an ex-MP from Jehanabad. The exit of RLJP from the Mahagathbandhan made it tricky for RJD to retain the Paswan ballot successful the area.
Dhaka: The closest conflict for MGB was seen successful this East Champaran spot wherever RJD’s Faisal Rahman managed to regain his spot defeating BJP’s Pawan Jaiswal by a specified 178 votes. Mr. Jaiswal and Mr. Rahman person been contesting against each different for Dhaka since 2010, alternately winning the seat. In 2010 and 2020, Mr. Jaiswal won the spot arsenic an Independent and a BJP campaigner respectively, portion successful 2015 and 2025, Mr. Rahman won it for RJD. He had mislaid to Mr. Jaiswal successful 2010 connected a JDU ticket.
Forbesganj: Congress’ Manoj Bishwas managed to wrest the spot from incumbent BJP MLA Vidya Sagar Kesari by a borderline of 221 votes. Mr. Bishwas, a canvass debutant, got 1,20,114 votes and managed to wrest distant the BJP stronghold which it has held since 1990s (except 2000).
Chanpatia: Another adjacent victory was won by Congress’ Abhishek Ranjan - a newbie, by defeating incumbent BJP MLA Umakant Singh by a borderline of 602 votes. Polling 87,538 votes, Mr. Ranjan managed to wrest distant the spot from BJP which has held it since 2000.
National Democratic Alliance (NDA)
Nabinagar: A plaything spot falling under Aurangabad region, JDU’s Chetan Anand won Nabinagar, defeating RJD’s Amod Kumar Singh by a borderline of 112 votes. Since 1995, the mandate has been switching betwixt JDU and RJD - with the erstwhile winning it successful 2010, 2015 and 2025 and the second successful 2000, 2005 and 2020.
Sandesh: Breaking the RJD-Left hegemony successful this Bhojpur seat, JDU’s Radha Charan Sah won by a borderline of 192 votes, defeating RJD’s Dipu Singh. Since 1985, this spot has either been held by Communist Party of India (Marxist–Leninist) Liberation (1995, 2005) oregon RJD (2000, 2005, 2015, 2020).
Agiaon: Regaining an aged BJP spot from the Left, the party’s Mahesh Paswan won the Bhojpur seat by a tiny borderline of 95 seats, defeating incumbent CPI(ML) Liberation MLA Shiv Prakash Ranjan.
Bakhtiarpur: A cardinal plaything spot successful the Patna region, Chirag Paswan’s LJP(RV) managed to triumph it for the NDA defeating incumbent RJD MLA Aniruddha Kumar by 981 votes. Since 1995, the spot has been won alternately either by RJD oregon BJP.
Balrampur: Falling nether the Katihar district, this Seemanchal seat saw a three-way conflict betwixt LJD(RV)’s Sangita Devi, incumbent CPI(ML) Liberation MLA Mahbub Alam and AIMIM’s Mohammad Adil Hasan. By a specified 389 votes, Sangita Devi managed to triumph the seat, portion Mr. Hasan, who polled 80,070 votes, finished second. Mr. Alam lost the spot by 1318 votes, polling 79,141 votes.
Apart from the 2 coalitions, the Bahujan Samaj Party, which had contested on 192 of the 243 seats, snatched its lone triumph successful Ramgarh by a specified 30-vote margin. BSP’s Satish Kumar Singh Yadav defeated incumbent BJP MLA Ashok Kumar Singh and RJD’s Ajit Kumar. This seat, which has been won by RJD since 1985 (except 2015 and 2024), came arsenic a facesaver for BSP which has been reduced to single-seat victories successful Bihar since 2005.
