Bihar Election Exit Poll 2025: As soon as the voting for the second phase of the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 is over, the rhetoric has intensified. In a press conference held in Patna on Wednesday, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav claimed that there is going to be a big change in Bihar this time and the Grand Alliance is going to return to power with a huge majority. He said the public had voted against the current government and “the new government will be sworn in on November 18”.
‘People have made up their minds for change’
Tejashwi Yadav said that the people of Bihar participated enthusiastically in the two-phase elections and strengthened the democracy. He said, “First of all we thank all the leaders, workers and public of the Grand Alliance. The response we have received is more positive than in 1995. People have completely rejected this government.”
He further said that the NDA is nervous now, “BJP and NDA are sweating, they are panicking. This time the people have decided that there should be a change in Bihar.”
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‘We are neither under any misapprehension nor under any misapprehension’
Tejashwi has also made a big statement regarding the exit poll results. He said that even the voting was not completely over and then the exit polls started coming. “We are neither under any illusion nor under any misunderstanding. Such surveys are released only to create psychological pressure on the officials and employees engaged in counting votes,” he said.
‘People will not remain silent if there is a mistake in the calculation’
Tejashwi Yadav also warned about vote counting. He said that there were allegations of irregularities in the counting of votes last time too and if it is repeated this time too, the public will give a jaw-dropping reply. “A conspiracy is being hatched to slow down the counting, but our workers are on alert everywhere. If there is any disturbance at any level, the public will not remain silent.”
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