Bihar Election Results: Is Tejashwi Yadav Lose The Election Because Of Congress – Bihar Election Results: So Did Tejashwi lose because of Congress?

The trends of all 243 assembly seats have come in Bihar. According to the data so far, the BJP-JDU's NDA is leading in 124 seats and seems to get an absolute majority. At the same time, the Grand Alliance led by RJD was ahead in 105 seats. Apart from this, the Congress party is leading in 21 seats. In such a situation, the Mahagathbandhan seems to be lagging behind, which has led to speculation that if the Mahagathbandhan loses, then the Congress is much more responsible for this and due to this, Tejashwi Yadav may have to face defeat.

Such is the trend right now

It is worth noting that in Bihar all 243 seats have trended. In this, the NDA is leading in 124 seats, while the Grand Alliance is ahead in 105 seats. At the same time, Chirag Paswan's LJP two and other parties are leading in 11 seats. If we talk about political parties, BJP has emerged as the largest party. It is leading in 72 seats.

In second place is RJD, which has an edge over 65 seats. If JDU is leading in 47 seats, Congress seems to be losing 21 seats. However, the Left parties are leading in 19 seats. Apart from this, VIP is ahead in 6 seats.

How many seats did you beat?

According to the information, RJD fielded candidates for 144 seats in Bihar assembly elections. In these, the party was leading in 65 seats. At the same time, the Mahagathbandhan's partner Congress tapped in 70 seats, but it was ahead in only 21 seats.

Left parties involved in the grand alliance have shown strength. They fielded candidates for 29 seats, with the Left parties leading in 19 seats. BJP fielded candidates for 110 seats, leading in 72 seats. JDU beat the tally in 115 seats, out of which the party has an edge over 49 seats.

This was the seat math in 2015

Let us tell you that in the 2015 elections, the BJP beat the tally of 157 seats and won 53 seats. JDU played bets on 101 seats and won 71 seats. LJP contested 42 seats in 2015, but could win only two seats. The RJD had won 101 seats and won 80 seats. Congress contested 41 seats and had 27 seats in its bag. The Left parties contested 48 seats, but could not win a single seat.

Is Congress responsible for the defeat?

Electoral analysts believe that the Congress will be responsible if the Grand Alliance faces defeat in the 2020 election. In fact, in 2015, Congress contested 41 seats and won 27 seats. Now in 2020, the Congress contested 70 seats on the account of the grand alliance, but now it is leading in only 21 seats. In such a situation, it is believed that if the Congress had contested only 41 seats and left the remaining seats for the RJD, the result could have been different.