Bihar Assembly Election 2025: Complete Winners List – Who Won, Who Lost Across 243 Seats

After 15 years, the Bihar Assembly elections of 2025 have witnessed a stunning repeat of the NDA’s dominance. The ruling coalition has decisively uprooted the Mahagathbandhan, with several senior leaders of the opposition struggling to protect their political legacy. Much credit is being attributed to Bihar’s female electorate, whose support proved crucial for Nitish Kumar and his allies, leaving the Mahagathbandhan scrambling to understand the outcome.

NDA’s Triumph

The early trends from the Election Commission indicate that the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is leading on nearly 200 seats, well above the majority mark of 122. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has emerged as the single largest party, leading in 93 constituencies, marking a historic victory for the party in Bihar in the last 45 years. This reflects a significant political shift in the state’s landscape.

Constituency-Wise Winners (Select Highlights)

Western Champaran (9 Seats)

• Valmiki Nagar: Surendra Prasad (Congress) defeated Dhirendra Pratap Singh (JDU) by 1,675 votes.
• Ram Nagar: Nandkishore Ram (BJP) defeated Subodh Kumar (RJD) by 35,680 votes.
• Betiya: Renu Devi (BJP) defeated Wasi Ahmed (Congress) by 22,373 votes.

Eastern Champaran (12 Seats)

• Raxaul: Pramod Kumar Sinha (BJP) defeated Shyam Bihari Prasad (Congress) by 17,878 votes.
• Madhuban: Rana Randhir (BJP) defeated Sandhya Rani (RJD) by 5,492 votes.

Patna (14 Seats)

• Mokama: Anant Kumar Singh (JDU) defeated Veena Devi (RJD) by 28,206 votes.
• Digha: Sanjeev Chaurasia (BJP) defeated Divya Gautam (CPI-ML) by 59,079 votes.
• Patna Sahib: Ratnesh Kumar (BJP) defeated Shashank Shekhar (Congress) by 38,900 votes.

Gaya (10 Seats)

• Gaya City: Prem Kumar (BJP) defeated Akhouri Omkar Nath (Congress) by 26,423 votes.
• Bodhgaya: Kumar Sarvajeet (RJD) defeated Shyamdev Paswan (LJP-R) by 881 votes.

Key Observations

• NDA, particularly the BJP, has surged in constituencies across Bihar, winning by large margins in both urban and rural areas.
• The Mahagathbandhan has suffered heavy losses, including in its traditional strongholds.
• AIMIM, LJP-R, and smaller regional parties have made notable inroads in specific constituencies, reflecting changing local dynamics.

Total Seats: 243

The election results clearly signal NDA’s overwhelming mandate in Bihar, paving the way for Nitish Kumar and BJP to lead the state government once again. Women voters, strategic campaigning, and regional alliances have played a decisive role in shaping the final outcome.

Disclaimer: The results mentioned are based on the latest trends and official Election Commission updates.