In Bihar Assembly Election 2025, now only a few months are left. In such a situation, all political parties have given their full strength. Meanwhile, a survey of vote vibe has come out, in which Jan Suraj is seen getting a lot of support.

When questions were asked about voting from people in Bihar, 36.2 percent have asked to vote for the NDA, while the Grand Alliance seems to be getting a little less than that, ie 35.8 percent votes. It is clear that a thorn collision is being seen between the two.

For the first time, Jan Suraj came out in the election
According to the survey, when people were asked to vote for Prashant Kishore’s Jansuraj Party, 8.7 percent people replied yes, while others are getting the support of 12.8 percent people. At the same time, 6.5 percent people said that they cannot tell which party they will vote.

Vote Vibe founder Amitabh Tiwari said that in a conversation with a channel, about 9 percent of the votes being received by Prashant Kishore’s party, he said that he will cause the most damage to others, because about 20 percent of the vote banks in Bihar are from other parties. He further informed that like last time, this time also the vote share of NDA alliance and India block is almost bean. There is no possibility of much upset in it, so it is clear that Prashant Kishore’s Jan Suraj Party will cut the vote of others this time.

What did Vibe’s founder tell
He told that according to the last election, there is NDA number one party in Bihar and India is the second all alliance according to the votes. Muslims and Yadavs are seen going into the gathering of the grand alliance this time as before, while other backward society except the upper cast, Mahadalit and Yadavs is seen in favor of the NDA. Tiwari said that in such a situation, a big vote bank of the other parties that is seen, this time, it seems to be slipping towards Jansuraj. This is the reason that Prashant Kishore’s party, who is contesting for the first time, seems to get about 9 percent of the votes.

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