Bihar Election 2025: Electoral hanging in Bihar’s air has once again started dissolving. Political discussions on tea shops in every village have become hot again. Everyone wants to know from the farmer running plowing in the fields to the youth of the city, in the streets of the city, which will be heavy in the election of 2025? Which leader is bringing only the bundle of promises and which is recognizing the pulse of the public in the true sense? The politics of Bihar was once played on caste equations, then things of employment and education also arose, but will this time really decide the direction of election? Or will the face, caste and coalition be decisive once again?
Unemployment: The biggest tight of young voters
The youth of Bihar is the most vocal in this election. Millions of degrees are wandering from rate to rate in search of jobs. The delay in recruitment of Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC), incidence of paper leaks and reservation has created deep dissatisfaction in this generation. All political parties are now promising ’employment revolution’ to make youth in their favor. The BJP has mentioned ‘Har Ghar Job Scheme’ in its manifesto, while the Grand Alliance (RJD, Congress and Left) has spoken of bringing ‘job rights law’. Tejashwi Yadav is again chanting 10 lakh government jobs, the same old promise that he had raised with great power in 2020, but could not implement it due to not coming to power.
Poverty and inflation: worry ranging from kitchen to ration card
Inflation is the biggest issue for the poor people of Bihar. Issues such as LPG cylinder prices, disturbances in ration distribution and delay in MNREGA payment have distressed the general public. The scheme of free ration given by the Modi government may be an election turning point this time. The BJP is going to the public by calling it a big success, while the opposition is alleging that only votes are being purchased from it.
Ethnic census vs. development model
According to political analysts, the 2025 election is also hot about the caste census and the policies made thereafter. The caste census conducted under the leadership of Nitish Kumar has given a new direction to the politics of Bihar. The opposition is calling it the basis of social justice, while the BJP is in confusion on the issue. On the one hand, RJD is talking about giving more representation to the backward on this figure, while the BJP is avoiding taking a clear stand on it. However, now gradually the BJP is also engaged in helping the EBC (very backward class). It is clear that caste politics is still not completely over in Bihar, but is returning to new form.
Women’s Front: Who will win ‘Ladli sisters’?
Like Madhya Pradesh, the competition of women has started in Bihar. BJP has indicated that if it returns to power, poor women will be given annual assistance. Nitish Kumar’s government has already taken steps towards making women self -sufficient through a living group. RJD is trying to connect this class through emotional appeal, especially to strengthen its grip between Muslim and Dalit women. But will these efforts be able to make women’s vote decisive, it will be worth seeing.
Who showed ahead till now? Whom is the public happy?
If we talk about now, the alliance of BJP and JDU has once again come together and the Modi-Nitish duo is refreshing the old memories among the public. Nitish Kumar, who changed many times, is now claiming stability with BJP. On the other hand, there is a crowd of youth in Tejashwi Yadav’s meetings, but only the crowd does not win the election. He is still considered to be the strong face of the opposition alliance in Bihar, but the question is still in the mind of the public whether Tejashwi can really run Bihar? The spirit that is coming out of the public the most, is – “Now you have to talk about work, not of the name.” If a party comes out with a solid roadmap of unemployment, health and education, then the bet can turn.
Question on public tongue: caste vs. development
The voter of Bihar is not just looking at the caste, he is asking – who gave my child a job? Which government brought the hospital? Which party only kept giving speeches and which really landed on the ground? The Bihar election of 2025 will decide whether there is a real change in the politics of the state or everything is the same. Now it remains to be seen that who gets the color of truth in the electoral color – and who once again takes the vote by holding the dream of dreams.
Final decision in public hands
There is noise in the street of Bihar, but the true voice is of the voter who will go to vote quietly. This time there is a question of stomach, there is a yearning of employment, there is concern for children’s education. If political parties do not stand on these issues, then this election can also be the attack of mandate, not just power. Bihar 2025 election is not just a political contest, it is a test of how much the public has understood democracy and how much the leaders still understand the public.