With just days left for the first phase of polling in the 2025 Bihar Legislative Assembly election (scheduled 6 November), the political heat in Bihar has hit a boiling point. On 3 November, massive rallies, acerbic slogans and last-minute mobilisation dominated the landscape.
Leaders from major parties; from Narendra Modi and Amit Shah to Tejashwi Yadav and Lalu Prasad Yadav criss-crossed the state, addressing road-shows and counter-rallies. The blitz underscores the high stakes: Bihar’s 243-seat assembly, dual-phase voting (6 & 11 Nov) and looming counting on 14 Nov. The campaign’s tone has shifted from promises of development to sharper jabs over identity, law-and-order and past performance.
For the voter, this means a saturated discourse, heavy media coverage and intense door-to-door outreach.
In sum, the final days before Bihar’s election have transformed into a full-blown war-room of rhetoric, logistics and image-making.
