Bihar's Pivotal Polls: 'Mother of All Elections'
The Bihar Assembly elections will occur in two phases on November 6 and 11. The Chief Election Commissioner, Gyanesh Kumar, announced the schedule, with voting in 243 constituencies. Counting will conclude on November 14, with the entire process wrapping up by November 16.
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The upcoming Bihar Assembly elections are poised to be a significant event, with polls scheduled for November 6 and 11. Announced by Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, these elections are labeled as the 'mother of all elections,' reflecting their importance.
Covering 243 constituencies, the elections will unfold in two distinct phases. The first phase will see 121 constituencies going to the polls, while the second phase will account for 122 constituencies. Notably, all preparations are in place to ensure a smooth electoral process, with nomination and withdrawal timelines set for both phases.
Gyanesh Kumar emphasized the rigorous schedule, with vote counting set to conclude on November 14 before wrapping up the entire process by November 16. This election will determine the political fate of the state as the current Assembly's term comes to an end on November 22.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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