Legislative Council Elections

Bihar Congress has stepped up preparations for the upcoming Legislative Council elections. State in-charge Krishna Allavaru and president Rajesh Ram are meeting party leaders across key regions to strengthen coordination and finalise electoral strategy.

The Bihar Congress has intensified preparations for the upcoming Legislative Council teacher and graduate constituency elections. State in-charge Krishna Allavaru and Bihar Congress president Rajesh Ram are scheduled to visit Darbhanga, Purnia and Bhagalpur from October 15 to 17 to review election readiness and strengthen the party organisation.

The Bihar MLC election has raised questions about coordination within the ruling NDA after a dispute involving JD(U) leaders Anant Singh and Neeraj Kumar and the reported absence of three Rashtriya Lok Morcha MLAs from an alliance meeting. The developments highlight the challenges of managing local disagreements during an election campaign.

A reported omission of senior JD(U) leader Lalan Singh from Neeraj Kumar's campaigner list has attracted attention during the Bihar MLC election. The development comes amid a public disagreement involving Anant Singh and the party's official candidate for the Patna Graduates' constituency.

The Bihar Legislative Council election has brought tensions between JD(U) leaders Anant Singh and Neeraj Kumar into focus. Singh's support for Jan Suraaj candidate Anuj Singh has complicated the contest for the Patna Graduates' constituency and raised questions about party discipline.

Bihar's Legislative Council elections have 150 candidates remaining after nomination scrutiny and withdrawals, with voting scheduled for October 23, 2026.

The dispute involving JD(U) leaders Neeraj Kumar and Anant Singh has continued during Bihar's MLC election campaign, raising questions about party coordination.

The BJP has warned party members contesting the Bihar Legislative Council elections against its official candidates to withdraw their nominations. The development highlights questions about internal discipline, candidate selection and competition within political organisations

The Patna Graduate constituency has emerged as a closely watched contest ahead of Bihar's October 2026 Legislative Council elections. A reported disagreement involving JD(U) leaders has added another dimension to the campaign.

Jan Suraaj Party founder Prashant Kishor has claimed that his party will win the Patna Graduates’ and Patna Teachers’ constituencies in the upcoming Bihar Legislative Council elections. His prediction comes alongside promises of employment opportunities for young people and improved pay benefits for teachers.

The Tirhut Graduate and Teachers constituencies have developed into competitive contests with party candidates facing challenges from rebels and independents.

Prashant Kishor has launched a fresh political attack on Nitish Kumar, claiming the Bihar Chief Minister’s influence has diminished after those who rose politically using his name moved into a new phase.