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Bihar election 2020: Full list of BJP candidates

This is the first time that the JDU and the BJP have reached a seat-sharing deal on the principle of 50-50. The BJP got 121 seats in its quota while the JDU 122.

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In the Bihar Assembly election 2020, the BJP and the Chief minister Nitish Kumar’s Janata United as part of National Democratic Alliance is facing a tough challenge from the Mahagathbandhan, which comprises the Rashtriya Janata Dal, the Congress, the Communist Party of India (ML) Liberation, the Communist Party of India an Communist Party of India (Marxist). This is the first time that the JDU and the BJP have reached a seat-sharing deal on the principle of 50-50. The BJP got 121 seats in its quota while the JDU 122. Previously, when the two parties fought Bihar elections together, they seat-sharing formula was in favour of the JDU.

In the Bihar Assembly election 2020, the Vikassheel Insaan Party of Bollywood set designer-turned politician Mukesh Sahani and the Hindustani Awam Morcha (Secular) of former Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi are also constituents of the NDA. The JDU has given seven seats to the HAM from its quota while the BJP has parted 11 seats for the VIP.

The elections for 243 constituencies have been held in three phases of which polling for first and second phases were conducted on October 28 and November 3 respectively, the remaining 78 on November 7. The results will be announced on November 10.

Here is a list of BJP candidates contesting the Bihar election 2020

1.         Ramnagar: Bhagirathi Devi

2.         Narkatiaganj: Rashmi Verma

3.         Bagaha: Ram Singh

4.         Lauriya: Vinay Bihari

5.         Nautan: Narayan Prasad

6.         Chanpatia: Umakant Singh

7.         Bettiah: Renu Devi

8.         Raxaul: Pramod Sinha

9.         Harsidhi: Krishnanandan Paswan

10.       Govindganj: Sunil Mani Tiwari

11.       Kalyanpur: Sachindra Prasad Singh

12.       Pipra: Shyambabu Prasad Yadav

13.       Madhuban: Rana Randhir Singh

14.       Motihari: Pramod Kumar

15.       Chiraia: Lal Babu Prasad Gupta

16.       Dhaka: Pawan Jaiswal

17.       Riga: Moti Lal Prasad

18.       Bathnaha: Anil Ram

19.       Parihar: Gayatri Devi

20.       Sitamarhi: Mitilesh Kumar

21.       Benipatti: Vinod Narayan Jha

22.       Khajauli: Arun Shankar Prasad

23.       Bisfi: Haribhushan Thakur

24.       Rajnagar: Ram Prit Paswan

25.       Jhanjharpur: Nitish Mishra

26.       Chhatapur: Neeraj Kumar Singh

27.       Narpatganj: Jayprakash Yadav

28.       Forbesganj: Vidya Sagar Keshri

29.       Jokihat: Ranjeet Yadav

30.       Sikti: Vijay Mandal

31.       Kishanganj: Sweety Singh

32.       Baisi: Vinod Yadav

33.       Banmankhi: Krishna Kumar Rishi

34.       Purnia: Vijay Khemka

35.       Katihar: Tarkishore Prasad

36.       Pranpur: Nisha Singh

37.       Korha: Kavita Paswan

38.       Saharsa: Alok Ranjan Jha

39.       Darbhanga: Sanjay Saraogi

40.       Hayaghat: Ramchandra Shah

41.       Keoti: Murari Mohan Jha

42.       Jale: Jibesh Kumar Mishra

43.       Aurai: Ram Surat Ray

44.       Kurhani: Kedar Gupta

45.       Muzaffarpur: Suresh Kumar Sharma

46.       Baruraj: Arun Kumar Singh

47.       Paroo: Ashok Kumar Singh

48.       Baikunthpur: Mithlesh Tiwari

49.       Barauli: Rampravesh Rai

50.       Gopalganj: Subash Singh

51.       Siwan: Om Prakash Yadav

52.       Darauli: Ramayan Manjhi

53.       Daraunda: Karanjeet Singh

54.       Goriakothi: Devesh Kant Singh

55.       Taraiya: Janak Singh

56.       Chapra: CN Gupta

57.       Garkha: Gyanchand Manjhi

58.       Amnour: Krishan Kumar Mantoo

59.       Sonepur: Vinay Kumar Singh

60.       Hajipur: Awadhesh Singh

61.       Lalganj: Sanjay Kumar Singh

62.       Raghopur: Satish Kumar Yadav

63.       Patepur: Lakhinder Paswan

64.       Ujiarpur: Sheel kumar Roy

65.       Mohiuddinnagar: Rajesh Singh

66.       Rosera: Birendra Paswan

67.       Bachhwara: Surendra Mehta

68.       Begusarai: Kundan Singh

69.       Bakhri: Ramshankar Paswan

70.       Bihpur: Kumar Shailendra

71.       Pirpainti: Lalan Kumar Paswan

72.       Kahalgaon: Pawan Kumar Yadav

73.       Bhagalpur: Rohit Pandey

74.       Banka: Ram Narayan Mandal

75.       Katoria: Nikki Hembrom

76.       Munger: Pranav Kumar Yadav

77.       Lakhisarai: Vijay Kumar Sinha

78.       Biharsharif: Sunil Kumar

79.       Barh: Gyanendra Kumar Singh

80.       Bakhtiarpur: Ranvijay Singh Yadav

81.       Digha: Sanjeev Chaurasiya

82.       Bankipur: Nitin Nabin

83.       Kumhrar: Arun Kumar Sinha

84.       Patna Sahib: Nand Kishore Yadav

85.       Fatuha: Satyendra Singh

86.       Danapur: Asha Devi Yadav

87.       Maner: Nikhil Anand Yadav

88.       Bikram: Atul Kumar

89.       Barhara: Raghvendra Pratap Singh

90.       Arrah: Amrendra Pratap Singh

91.       Tarari: Kaushal Kumar Singh

92.       Shahpur: Munni Devi

93.       Buxar: Parshuram Chaubey

94.       Ramgarh: Ashok Kumar Singh

95.       Mohania: Niranjan Ram

96.       Bhabua: Rinki Rani Pandey

97.       Chainpur: Brij Kishor Bind

98.       Dehri: Satyanarayan Singh Yadav

99.       Karakat: Rajeshwar Raj

100.     Arwal: Dipak Kumar Sharma

101.     Goh: Manoj Kumar Sharma

102.     Aurangabad: Ramadhar Singh

103.     Gurua: Rajiv Nandan

104.     Bodh Gaya: Hari Manjhi

105.     Gaya Town: Prem Kumar

106.     Wazirganj: Birendra Singh

107.     Rajauli: Kanhaiya Kumar

108.     Hisua: Anil Singh

109.     Warsaliganj: Aruna Devi

110.     Jamui: Shreyasi Singh

Bihar election 2020

Congress Bihar leader Akhilesh Prasad says he will speak to Rahul Gandhi on poll mistakes

Major changes are needed at the organisation level for winning any state election, Singh said. He said he had sought an appointment with Rahul Gandhi to discuss the way ahead.

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Congress Bihar campaign in-charge Akhilesh Prasad Singh on Thursday broke his silence on the party’s disappointing performance in the Assembly elections. Taking responsibility for the defeat in Bihar, he said the biggest mistake was to contest from the wrong seats. He said he will tell former president Rahul Gnadhi that there is a need to tackle weaknesses in the organisation and make it sharper.

Major changes are needed at the organisation level for winning any state election, Singh said. He said he had sought an appointment with Rahul Gandhi to discuss the way ahead. He told NDTV that the Congress took a hasty decision eventually on the seats. There were weaknesses in the party, especially at the state, district and block levels, he said.

This is the latest statement of a senior leader in the midst of a meltdown within the Congress after being blamed for the Mahagathbandhan’s so-near-yet-so-far loss in Bihar. On the statement of Kapil Sibal, Akhilesh Prasad Singh said he respected Sibal but this kind of analysis was not good after the defeat.

The ruckus within the party had started after Kapil Sibal called for experienced minds, experienced hands and those who understand political realities for reviving the party from visible decline. He had also demanded some major organisational changes in party. P Chidambaram, another senior Congress leader, had said the results in Bihar and bypolls elsewhere showed the Congress had no organisational presence left on the ground. He had also pointed out that the Congress had contested much more seats than its organisational strength could do justice to.

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After Bihar assembly election and Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and UP bypolls, the pundits along with some Rashtriya Janata Dal-led Mahagathbandhan had blamed the Congress for not pulling its weight in the alliance.

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In Nitish Kumar cabinet, new Deputy CM Tarkishore Prasad gets Finance and IT, other Deputy Renu Devi gets Panchayati Raj

New Deputy Chief Minister Tarkishore Prasad has got finance, environment, urban development and information technology while the second Deputy CM Renu Devi got Panchayati Raj, Backward Caste Upliftment and Industry portfolios.

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At the age of 69, Nitish Kumar has become the longest-serving Chief Minister of Bihar after winning the election to the 243-member Bihar Assembly. Kumar has kept home, general administration, vigilance and three more departments for himself. New Deputy Chief Minister Tarkishore Prasad has got finance, environment, urban development and information technology while the second Deputy CM Renu Devi got Panchayati Raj, Backward Caste Upliftment and Industry portfolios.

Mukesh Sahni, the only leader of the Vikassheel Insaan Party, has been given the Animal Husbandry and Fishery portfolio and BJP senior leader Mangal Pandey has retained the Health ministry. Pandey has also been the Bihar BJP president from 2013 to 2017. Bijendra Yadav has got Planning, Food, and Consumer Affairs in the new Nitish Kumar cabinet.

Former Assembly Speaker and JDU leader Vijay Kumar Chaudhary got the charge of rural engineering, rural development, water resources, parliamentary affairs, and information and public relations. Mewalal Choudhary will be the new education minister while Sheela Kumari has been allocated the transport ministry.

Jibesh Kumar, who defeated Maskoor Ahmad Usmani by a massive margin from Jale constituency, has been given charge of tourism, mines and labour. Santosh Kumar Suman, the son of former chief minister Jitan Ram Manjhi, has been given the minor irrigation and Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe welfare portfolios, Surat Rai will be the new revenue and law minister of the state.

BJP’s Amrendra Pratap Singh will handle agriculture, cooperatives, and sugarcane departments, and Rampreet Paswan will be the new public health engineering minister.

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Nitish Kumar on Monday took oath as Bihar Chief Minister for the fourth consecutive term after edging out the Mahagathbandan in the election to the 243-member Bihar Assembly. The National Democratic Alliance of the BJP, Nitish Kumar’s Janata Dal-United, Jitan Ram Manjhi’s Hindustani Awam Morcha Secular and Mukesh Sahni’s Vikashsheel Insaan Party secured 125 seats. With 74 winning seats, the BJP got an upper hand in the state for teh first time ever while the JDU tally shrunk to 43 from 71 seats earlier, marking its worst performance since the 2005 Assembly polls. NDA allies VIP and HAM(S) secured four seats each. The RJD emerged as the single-largest party with 75 seats while the Congress won just 19 of the 70 seats it contested on and 16 seats were won by the Left parties who contested 29 seats.

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Nitish Kumar back in Bihar saddle with 2 new deputy CMs

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Nitish Kumar took oath as the Chief Minister of Bihar for the fourth straight term on Monday in the presence of BJP senior leaders including Home Minister Amit Shah, party chief JP Nadda and former chief minister of Maharashtra, Devendra Fadnavis. The leaders of the Rashtriya Janata Dal-led Mahagathbandhan boycotted the ceremony, claiming the mandate in the elections was against the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and that it had been changed by fraud.

BJP’s Tarkishore Prasad and Renu Devi took oath as Kumar’s new deputies, instead of old, trusted Sushil Modi. Hours after Nitish Kumar’s oath, Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated him and said the NDA family will work together in Bihar.

On the midnight of November 10, the NDA achieved the majority by winning 125 seats in Bihar’s 243-member House, three above the halfway mark. By winning 74 seats in the 2020 Bihar Assembly election, the BJP gained the upper hand in the alliance from the JDU, which won just 43 seats and became the junior ally. The RJD emerged as the single largest party of Bihar with 76 seats.  Observers credited Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s personal popularity for the NDA’s victory.  

Political pundits and the people of Bihar expected Sushil Modi as his deputy but the speculation is that the BJP is promoting Sushil Modi to a role at the central level. Bihar CM Nitish Kumar, after the oath-taking ceremony, told the media that the BJP needs to be asked why Sushil Modi was not chosen as the deputy CM of Bihar again.

Sushil Modi said the NDA has once again formed the government in the state based on the people’s decision. It is the decision of the BJP to not field Sushil Modi as the Deputy Chief Minister. He said the party needs to be asked why he wasn’t allowed to contest elections.

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