Preparations for the Bihar Assembly Election 2025 are intensifying, setting the stage for a significant three-way contest between the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), the Mahagathbandhan (Grand Alliance), and Prashant Kishor’s Jan Suraj Party. A recent C-Voter survey highlights a growing popularity for Prashant Kishor as a potential Chief Minister candidate. However, his party still faces challenges in securing a substantial vote share.
Prashant Kishor recently accused the NDA of serious corruption, stirring the political atmosphere. Reflecting this, the C-Voter survey asked respondents which party would benefit most from these allegations. The results showed 33.6% of voters believed the Mahagathbandhan would gain the most, 22.4% favored the Jan Suraj Party, while 21.9% thought NDA would benefit. Additionally, 10.4% felt unaffected by these allegations, and 11.8% were unsure.
This survey signals potential shifts in Bihar’s political landscape, with Kishor’s personal popularity rising but his party needing to strengthen its voter base. As the election draws closer, it will be intriguing to observe how these three factions strategize and sway voter sentiment in one of India’s most politically dynamic states.
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