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Bihar Assembly election results will be declared on November 14, 2025.
Political parties have already begun victory preparations, with BJP, RJD, and JD(U) leaders arranging elaborate menus.
Exit polls predict an NDA lead, followed by the Mahagathbandhan (MGB), as 7.4 crore voters and 2,616 candidates await the final outcome.
The series of Bihar Assembly elections will officially conclude on 14 November 2025, as vote counting for the state election is set to begin at 8 am. The 243-seat election was divided into two phases, which has set its own record by achieving the highest voter turnout witnessed in recent times. Ahead of the much-awaited results, preparations for victory celebrations have already begun.
The announcement of results is yet to take place; however, the BJP headquarters in Delhi have already started preparing the menu for the post-result celebrations. As a treat, Sattu Paratha and sweets like Jalebi are being prepared at the headquarters. The caterer at the venue has shared the celebratory menu, which includes items ranging from Sattu Paratha to Baingan ka Chokha.
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Victory sweets are also being prepared at the residence of RJD’s Mokama constituency candidate Veena Devi. The menu includes Rasgulla, Litti Chokha, and other traditional items. Veena Devi is contesting against JD(U) candidate Anant Kumar Singh and Jan Suraaj’s Priyadarshi Piyush.
JD(U) candidate Anant Singh will reportedly host a grand feast for nearly 50,000 people, for which invitations have already been sent. The celebration plans are also underway in Patna, where a menu of 500 kg of laddus and 5 lakh rasgullas is being prepared ahead of the Bihar election results. The laddus were ordered by BJP State Executive Committee member Krishna Singh Kallu.
The Bihar Assembly Election 2025, conducted in two phases—November 6 and November 11, 2025—witnessed the highest-ever voter turnout at 66.91%. With 7.4 crore voters participating and 2,616 candidates contesting for 243 Assembly seats, most exit polls have projected a win for the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) followed by Mahagathbandhan (MGB).
The vote counting will conclude by 6 pm on November 14, 2025. With the intense battle for power and the pre-planned victory menus already set in motion, Bihar is set to witness a significant moment that will determine who will form the next government.
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