Bihar Assembly Elections Results 2015 trends, leads: BJP leads on 63 seats, JDU alliance on 34; celebrations at BJP headquarter

Celebrations at BJP HQ, two individual candidates have opened their account

Written by: Saurav Mukherjee

Updated: November 8, 2015, 9:02 AM IST

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Patna, November 8: With the current trends in the ongoing counting for the make or break elections, the battle for the Bihar Assembly elections has shown surprising results till now. On one hand the National Democratic Alliance is leading on 63 seats, while Grand Alliance is 34 seats. With the full day to go on, it will be interesting to know what might be the result and which individual will surprise. As per the latest report, two individual candidates have opened their account

The countdown has begun for the biggest political battle at 8 am. Claiming victory BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargiya said, “BJP ki sarkar banegi,jis tarah se vikas ke liye vote pada hai,hum Bihar ki janta ko badhaai dete hai”. Shahnawaz Hussain has said BJP is winning as counting begins, while Lalu Prasad has said “Good Morning, we will win Bihar”. Jitin Ram Manjhi has said, “I have no wish as such but if a situation arises where I am asked to be the CM,then I will accept it and not back off.”

This is a make or break elections for the National Democratic Alliance led by Bhartiya Janata Party and Grand Alliance led by Nitish Kumar’s Janata Dal United, Lalu Prasad Yadav and Congress. Till now the exit polls have predicted that the the chances for both the alliance is 50-50, however all the senior leader in the alliance have claimed to sweep the elections with a two-third majority in the 243 Assembly seats. (ALSO READ: Bihar Assembly Election Results 2015 Live Updates: BJP+ ahead on 43 seats, Grand Alliance 23)

The Election Commission have declared that this has been the best election in the history of Bihar, with the polling percentage has crossed more than 55 per cent. In the elections, voters have also seen the use of new technology like surveillance through CCTV cameras and drones with and additive security arrangement of Central Paramilitary forces and the state armed forces. With the results to be declared by the afternoon, all the eyes are sticked to the television sets. Stay tuned for latest update.