The Janata Dal (United) has won 66 seats in the Bihar Assembly Election 2025 as the BJP-led NDA moves toward a sweeping victory. The Mahagathbandhan alliance, led by the RJD and Congress, has faced a major setback as counting trends continue to favour the ruling coalition.
According to the latest Election Commission trends at 8:24 pm, the NDA crossed the majority mark comfortably. The BJP has won 78 seats and is leading in 11 more, JD(U) has won 66 seats and is leading in 19, and the LJP has won 16 seats and is ahead in 3 more. The RJD managed 20 seats and is leading in 5.
Full List of JD(U) Winners in Bihar Election 2025
Narkatia – Vishal Kumar
Kesaria – Shalini Mishra
Sursand – Prof. Nagendra Raut
Runnisaidpur – Pankaj Kumar
Harlakhi – Sudhanshu Shekhar
Babubarhi – Mina Kumari
Phulparas – Sheela Kumari
Laukaha – Satish Kumar Sah
Nirmali – Aniruddha Prasad Yadav
Thakurganj – Gopal Kumar Agarwal
Rupauli – Kaladhar Prasad Mandal
Dhamdaha – Leshi Singh
Kadwa – Dulal Chandra Goswami
Barari – Bijay Singh
Bihariganj – Niranjan Kumar Mehta
Kusheshwar Asthan – Atirek Kumar
Benipur – Binay Kumar Choudhary
Darbhanga Rural – Rajesh Kumar Mandal
Bahadurpur – Madan Sahni
Gaighat – Komal Singh
Minapur – Ajay Kumar
Sakra – Aditya Kumar
Barauli – Manjeet Kumar Singh
Kuchaikote – Amrendra Kumar Pandey
Bhorey – Sunil Kumar
Hathua – Ramsewak Singh
Ziradei – Bhism Pratap Singh
Barharia – Indradev Singh
Manjhi – Randhir Kumar Singh
Vaishali – Siddharth Patel
Raja Pakar – Mahendra Ram
Mahnar – Umesh Singh Kushwaha
Kalyanpur – Maheshwar Hazari
Warisnagar – Manjarik Mrinal
Samastipur – Ashwamedh Devi
Sarairanjan – Vijay Kumar Choudhary
Cheria Bariarpur – Abhishek Anand
Alauli – Ram Chandra Sada
Khagaria – Bablu Kumar
Beldaur – Panna Lal Singh Patel
Gopalpur – Shailesh Kumar (Bulo Mandal)
Kahalgaon – Shubhanand Mukesh
Sultanganj – Lalit Narayan Mandal
Dhoraiya – Manish Kumar
Belhar – Manoj Yadav
Sheikhpura – Randhir Kumar Soni
Barbigha – Dr Kumar Puspanjay
Asthawan – Jitendra Kumar
Rajgir – Kaushal Kishore
Islampur – Ruhail Ranjan
Hilsa – Krishna Murari Sharan
Nalanda – Shrawon Kumar
Harnaut – Hari Narayan Singh
Mokama – Anant Kumar Singh
Phulwari – Shyam Rajak
Masaurhi – Arun Manjhi
Sandesh – Radha Charan Sah
Jagdishpur – Sribhagwan Singh Kushwaha
Dumraon – Rahul Kumar Singh
Kargahar – Bashisth Singh
Nokha – Nagendra Chandravanshi
Kurtha – Pappu Kumar Verma
Ghosi – Rituraj Kumar
Belaganj – Manorma Devi
Jhajha – Damodar Rawat
The 243-seat Bihar Assembly voted in two phases on November 6 and 11, recording a high turnout of 66.91 percent. The NDA is set to form the next government with the BJP emerging as the single largest party.
