Patna (Bihar): The counting of votes for the Bihar Turnout Elections 2025 is going on, and meanwhile six such seats are then in discussion, which are tabbed “kingmaker seats” in the language of politics. An interesting trend has been observed in these areas since 1977—the party or syndication that wins these seats usually comes to power in the state. Now everyone's vision are on whether this pattern will protract this time also. These six seats include the Kevati, Sakra, Saharsa, Munger, Barbigha, and Pipra turnout constituencies.
Caveat Assembly—100% Accurate Track Record
Keoti, a seat of Darbhanga district, is considered the key to power. Since 1977, every time, the winner of this seat has been from the same coalition that worked the government. In 2020, BJP's Murari Mohan Jha won from here, and the JDU-BJP syndication worked the government. This time too this seat is considered very important.
Saharsa Assembly-winner gets the support of power
Saharsa, the seat of Mithilanchal, has moreover been a part of this trend. In 2020, BJP's Alok Ranjan Jha had won from here. This time he is facing Indrajit Gupta of the Grand Alliance-backed IIP.
This seat has been going in favor of the ruling party in scrutinizingly every election.
Sakra Assembly—occasionally breaking the trend
The history of the Sakra seat of Muzaffarpur is moreover interesting. Except in 1985, every time the winner of this seat was the same coalition that worked the government. Last time this seat had gone to JDU's account, which had strengthened the path of the NDA government.
Munger Assembly—with power scrutinizingly every time
The trend is scrutinizingly stable in Munger seat also. Except in 1985, the winning candidate here has been part of the ruling party. In 2020, BJP's Pranay Kumar Yadav had won from here.
Pipra Turnout – trend broken, then joined again
Pipra seat of East Champaran is usually won by the ruling party. In 2015, BJP's Shyambabu Prasad Yadav won, while the government was worked by the Grand Alliance. However, a few months later Nitish Kumar returned to NDA, and the trend seemed to match again. This time too Yadav is in the fray and is contesting versus CPM's Rajmangal Prasad.
Barbigha Turnout – indication towards power
The Barbigha seat has moreover given signals of power many times in advance. In 1977, the Janata Party, then Congress for a long time, and the JDU won here in 2020. This time too this seat is stuff considered special in terms of trends.
Will this pattern of six seats protract in 2025 also?
These seats are moreover kept an eye on considering the track record here gives an early indication to the referendum analysts as to whom the power in the state is leaning towards. Now all vision are on the results of these six seats—will history repeat itself, or will the politics of Bihar take a new turn this time?
