As the dust settles on the final phase of voting, Bihar once again proves that democracy here isn’t just a process—it’s a performance. Streets that echoed with slogans, chai stalls that turned into debate arenas, and villages where first-time voters walked miles to cast their choice—this was not just an election, it was a festival.

And now, the exit polls have spoken. Loudly.

• NDA (BJP + JDU + allies) is projected to secure 133 to 167 seats, a clear lead over its rivals.
• Mahagathbandhan (RJD + Congress) trails behind with 85 to 95 seats, despite intense campaigning.
• Prashant Kishor’s Jan Suraaj Party, once seen as a wildcard, seems to have fizzled out with 0–5 seats.

But numbers alone don’t tell the full story.

🎭 The Characters in Bihar’s Political Ballet

• Nitish Kumar, the seasoned performer, seems poised for another curtain call.
• Tejashwi Yadav, despite youthful energy and sharp rhetoric, may face a sobering encore.
• Prashant Kishor, the strategist turned candidate, finds that the dance of democracy doesn’t always follow choreography.

🌾 From Fields to Forums: The Voter’s Voice

With a record 67.14% turnout, the people of Bihar have shown that their voice matters. From the paddy fields of Purnia to the urban alleys of Patna, the voter’s inked finger is a symbol of agency, not apathy.

This isn’t just about who wins. It’s about how deeply democracy is rooted in Bihar’s soil. It’s about the grandmother who voted for the first time. The student who debated manifestos. The farmer who asked tough questions.

🕺 Why “Dance of Democracy”?

Because every election in Bihar is a choreography of caste, class, conviction, and change. Because the ballot box here doesn’t just collect votes—it collects stories. Because in Bihar, democracy doesn’t walk—it dances.

Final results will be declared on November 14. Until then, the music plays on. Stay tuned, stay curious. Wandering Mind will be watching every step.