Bihar sir effect: At this time, political storms in Bihar are in full swing. So …. will the game change in 153 seats in Bihar? The continuous change in the voter list has created a stir that the leaders have sweated from the heads. Given such a situation, they do not understand what is going to happen next?
In fact, it has become clear from the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the voter list in Bihar that more than 52 lakh people will be removed from the voter list. According to the Bihar assembly seats, it will be cut by more than 21 thousand votes on almost every seat.
The game starts from here. In the 2020 assembly elections, there were about 153 seats where the victory was decided by less than 20 thousand votes. In such a situation, if these 21 thousand votes are cut, then the change of the entire multiplication is set to change. Due to this, water can be replaced in the hope of many leaders sitting in the hope of becoming an MLA by multiplying religion and becoming an MLA. Let us tell you how?
What would you understand with the data of 2020?
In the 2020 assembly elections, 153 out of 243 seats i.e. 63 percent seats were such that the difference between victory and defeat was less than 20,000 votes. There were 80 seats in which this difference was between 10,000 and 20,000 and 41 seats were such that the difference was between 5000 and 10000 votes. Along with this, there were about 32 seats in which this difference was less than 5000. There were also 11 seats where the result was decided by a margin of 500 to 1,000 votes. Of these, the NDA won 6 seats, then the rest of the Grand Alliance was received. That is, this victory and defeat were decided by a very minor margin.
Need to understand means: Now if the names of 21,000 voters in each assembly are cut off from the list, then the equation of these 153 seats will clearly change and will decide who will go to Bihar’s reins in 2025.
Pay more attention to an argument ….
The victory was lost by less than 20,000 votes in 153 seats, out of which NDA won about 78 seats and the remaining 69 seats went to the Grand Alliance. By the way, in every assembly constituency, there are many types of voter structure, ethnic equations, local candidates. But consider once, if most of these voters are associated with a particular party, then it will be decided to lose. That is why the leaders of the Grand Alliance are raising questions about this action started by the Election Commission.
Tejaswi or Nitish … Who will be benefited?
According to the Election Commission, most of these voters are migrants. Many have died. If these voters come from migrants, youth, poor, slums or rural areas, then those parties will be more impressed which would have made strong hold in these classes. There will be a direct benefit to those parties whose cadre is strong and which are permanently present in Bihar.
