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Political analysts anticipate worst performance by Chirag Paswan’s LJP in this election! Political analysts anticipate that Chirag Paswan’s Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) may face one of its toughest tests in the ongoing election. Once seen as a potential kingmaker in Bihar politics, th
Political analysts anticipate worst performance by Chirag Paswan’s LJP in this election!
Political analysts anticipate that Chirag Paswan’s Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) may face one of its toughest tests in the ongoing election. Once seen as a potential kingmaker in Bihar politics, the party appears to be struggling to maintain its earlier momentum. Experts point to several factors behind this expected decline, including the erosion of its traditional Dalit vote base, limited organizational reach, and fragmented alliances that have reduced its bargaining power. The party’s reliance on Chirag’s individual charisma rather than strong ground-level leadership has also weakened its prospects. Additionally, the consolidation of votes by larger alliances has left little space for smaller regional players like the LJP (RV) to make electoral gains. Many observers believe that unless Chirag Paswan recalibrates his political strategy and strengthens grassroots networks, his party could emerge as one of the election’s biggest disappointments.
Definition of phrase ‘MY’ changed in Bihar Assembly polls now!

Soon after the first phase of elections concluded in Bihar, covering 121 of the 243 constituencies, the Election Commission announced a record turnout of 64.69%. Political parties across the spectrum are left uneasy, wondering what the surge in voter participation might signify. But with the first phase concluding, the phrase "MY (Muslim, Yadav) has apparently changed in Bihar politics. Caste is a necessary condition in the assembly election but cutting across the caste line, mahila (women) and youth have wholeheartedly supported other combinations except Mahagathbandhan. And now for most of the political parties, MY stands for Mahila and Youth.
PMO & HMO up till 3AM to take stock of the Red Fort Blast probe

Tensions ran high in the capital through the night as sources confirmed a marathon meeting between top officials from the Prime Minister’s Office and Home Ministry that reportedly stretched past 3 AM. The deliberations, according to those aware of the matter, focused on emerging details from the Red Fort blast probe and the possible conspiracy angle now gaining traction. Senior security and intelligence representatives were believed to have joined virtually, indicating the gravity of the evolving situation. While officials maintained a tight lid on specifics, insiders suggest fresh leads may have linked the incident to a wider network operating across multiple states. The urgency of the late-night discussions signals heightened concern at the top levels of government, with coordinated action possibly on the cards by morning. The PMO and HMO are expected to release an official statement once preliminary assessments are complete.

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