Preparations are underway for the Bihar Assembly elections in 2025, and within the Mahagathbandhan (Grand Alliance), there's a growing buzz regarding ticket distribution. In this context, several supporters and local residents from the Hisua assembly constituency (Nawada district) arrived in Patna to meet RJD supremo Lalu Prasad Yadav.
Patna: As the dates for the Bihar Assembly elections in 2025 draw nearer, political activity has intensified. Discussions are rife within the Mahagathbandhan concerning seat allocation and candidate selection. Amidst this, a delegation from Nawada district reached Patna to meet RJD supremo Lalu Prasad Yadav, urging him to grant a ticket to their preferred candidate for the Hisua assembly constituency. A video of this meeting has gone viral on social media, sparking debates in political circles.
Demand for Uday Yadav to be given the ticket for the Hisua seat
The delegation from Nawada appealed to Lalu Yadav to nominate Uday Yadav as the candidate from the Hisua assembly seat. During the meeting, members of the delegation were seen pleading for the ticket, addressing Lalu Yadav as “Dada” (elder brother). In the video, people are seen chanting slogans in support of their favored leader. This scene highlights the political vibrancy of Bihar and the tradition of the public directly communicating with leaders.
With the announcement of elections in Bihar, political activity surrounding ticket distribution has increased. There is an atmosphere of indecision regarding the finalization of candidates within the Mahagathbandhan. Local workers and supporters are reaching out to the party leadership from various districts to garner support for their respective candidates. The initiative by the delegation from Nawada demonstrates that elections are no longer confined to political parties; the general public is also actively participating in candidate selection.
Experts believe that such delegations can influence political equations. The viral video on social media could increase the pressure regarding ticket distribution, requiring the party leadership to exercise caution in making strategic decisions.
