Prannoy Roy And Experts Discuss Who Is Likely To Win Battle For Bihar | Read
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- Published On: November 09, 2020
Dr Prannoy Roy speaks with Political Analyst Dorab Sopariwala and NDTV's Sreenivasan Jain on Bihar Battleground. The counting of votes for the recently-concluded Bihar Assembly Election 2020 will begin at 8 am today. Bihar is the first state in the country to go to polls amid the raging coronavirus pandemic.
This election is especially crucial for Chief Minister Nitish Kumar who is seeking a fourth straight term in office. RJD's Tejashwi Yadav has turned out to be a huge challenge for the incumbent BJP-JDU alliance in the state with massive crowds in his 215 campaign rallies and most exit polls putting the Mahagathbandhan at an advantageous position to form the next government in the state. Chirag Paswan's Lok Janshakti Party is fighting the polls alone.
Here are the highlights on Bihar Battleground:
Men Tend To Support Mahagathbandhan Than Women
Men tend to support the Mahagathbandhan than women. The grand alliance has a 7% lead over NDA among men and 1% lead among women.
60% Women, 55% Men Voted In Bihar This Election
Prohibition Has Not Worked Anywhere: Shekhar Gupta
Prohibition has not worked anywhere - morally or politically, says Shekhar Gupta
The Rise Of Federalism In India
Sharp Decline In NDA Vote In State Elections Since 2019
Bihar Exit Polls Could Be Correct
The Modi Effect
Traditional Vote Bank
Muslims: High Areas
Yadavs: High Areas
Paswans: High Areas
Kurmis: High Areas
Upper Caste: High Areas
This election is especially crucial for Chief Minister Nitish Kumar who is seeking a fourth straight term in office. RJD's Tejashwi Yadav has turned out to be a huge challenge for the incumbent BJP-JDU alliance in the state with massive crowds in his 215 campaign rallies and most exit polls putting the Mahagathbandhan at an advantageous position to form the next government in the state. Chirag Paswan's Lok Janshakti Party is fighting the polls alone.
Here are the highlights on Bihar Battleground:
Men Tend To Support Mahagathbandhan Than Women
Men tend to support the Mahagathbandhan than women. The grand alliance has a 7% lead over NDA among men and 1% lead among women.
60% Women, 55% Men Voted In Bihar This Election
Prohibition Has Not Worked Anywhere: Shekhar Gupta
Prohibition has not worked anywhere - morally or politically, says Shekhar Gupta
The Rise Of Federalism In India
Sharp Decline In NDA Vote In State Elections Since 2019
Bihar Exit Polls Could Be Correct
The Modi Effect
Traditional Vote Bank
Muslims: High Areas
Yadavs: High Areas
Paswans: High Areas
Kurmis: High Areas
Upper Caste: High Areas
