BSP chief Mayawati alleged that the Bihar assembly elections were not completely free and fair, suggesting her party could have won more seats. She congratulated the sole winning candidate, Satish Kumar Singh Yadav, from Ramgarh, who secured victory by a narrow margin of 30 votes despite alleged administrative interference and opposition unity.

The NDA is set to form the next government in Bihar swiftly, with Union minister Chirag Paswan confirming the process will conclude before November 22. This follows the NDA's decisive victory, securing 202 seats in the 243-member Assembly, with the BJP and JD(U) leading the tally.

Jan Suraj Party expressed disappointment after drawing a blank in the Bihar assembly elections, attributing their loss to NDA's cash transfer scheme for women and vote polarization due to the Delhi bomb blast. The party also alleged malpractices during the polls, with results exceeding their expectations.

Chirag Paswan met Bihar CM Nitish Kumar, congratulating him on NDA's sweeping victory in the assembly elections and refuting speculation of a rift between their parties. Paswan highlighted the CM's appreciation for all alliance partners, emphasising their collaborative success in the polls.

Rahul Gandhi's 'Vote Adhikar Yatra' in Sasaram initially sparked enthusiasm, but the Grand Alliance now faces diminished fervor and organizational weaknesses. The NDA's strategy of ceding seats to allies to consolidate OBC votes carries risks, while the BSP emerges as a strong contender in Kaimur, complicating the political landscape.