The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has announced its second list of candidates for the upcoming Bihar Assembly Elections 2025. The list includes 12 new names, with one name standing out prominently—renowned folk singer Maithili Thakur, who has been fielded from the Alinagar Assembly seat.
Thakur, who recently joined the BJP, has quickly become the party’s fresh face in the state. By giving her the ticket, BJP has made it clear that it is focusing on bringing influential and culturally rooted personalities into the political spotlight. Her candidacy is seen as an attempt to connect with younger voters and culturally inclined communities in Bihar.
The overall composition of the second list reflects the party’s careful balancing of social and regional dynamics. BJP appears to be strategically selecting candidates who align with its broader goal of strengthening its voter base across caste and community lines.
The party’s first list was released earlier, and now with two rounds of announcements, a pattern has emerged. BJP is clearly emphasizing new faces, candidates with strong social appeal, and a broader push towards social engineering.
Maithili Thakur’s inclusion also signals the party’s intent to promote individuals with clean images and public influence beyond traditional politics.
With the release of this second list, BJP has intensified its campaign messaging in Bihar—blending cultural representation with calculated political strategy to expand its reach in the 2025 elections.
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