PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION 2024 - BIHAR



Bihar is a state submerged in politics, not the whole state but the entire politicians of today and yesterday. Majority of the people, as in many other states, do not know the meaning of politics. Many of them even do not know even why to vote or whom to vote. Over seven decades after independence the state of Bihar remains below the level of many Indian states on per capita income and literacy. On the other hand crime rate is comparatively high and safety of women very low. Above all corruption is reported to be rampant in the state

This election is very significant for the economic and social development of the state of Bihar. Parties from Bihar in the outgoing parliament is as below. The state of Bihar has 40 seats in the Lok Sabha. In the INDIA alliance, RJD is fielding 26 candidates, Congress 9 and Left parties 5. The NDA group has BJP 17, JD(U) 16, LJP 5, HAM 1 and RLP 1.

In the 2019 Lok Sabha election Congress won only one seat (Kishanganj) and the remaining 39 seats were won by NDA from Bihar. The assessment of the 2024 election is left with the dear readers.

K V George 

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