Bihar Assembly Elections 2025: Regarding Rahul Gandhi's Voter Rights Yatra in Bihar, he said that the real fight is fought on the streets. I thank whoever is fighting to save democracy.

With less than a month left for the Bihar Assembly elections, polls so far indicate a close contest between the NDA and the All India Alliance. Election analyst Yogendra Yadav spoke with a news channel about the Bihar elections and various related issues. 

Regarding the Bihar government's 10,000 rupees donation to women, Yogendra Yadav said, "Calling it a scheme would be an exaggeration; it's a form of bribery. Distributing money like this directly before an election is clearly a bribe." He criticized the government, saying, "Even after 20 years of work, the government feels it can't win on its own merits, so it had to offer this bribe." 

Regarding Tejashwi Yadav's promise of government jobs,

Yogendra Yadav said, "How to provide government jobs to so many crores of people is something only he would know, as I don't have the math." He further added that providing government jobs to every family is not possible even in the country's wealthier states.

Regarding the BJP's leadership in Bihar, Yogendra Yadav said that they lack a face. The BJP is unwilling to promote a leader from any caste other than the upper caste. He further stated that while Sushil Modi was in power, the situation was stable, but the BJP is still unwilling to accept a Bahujan leader.

Regarding Rahul Gandhi

Voter Rights Yatra in Bihar, he said, "The real fight is fought on the streets. I thank everyone who is fighting on the streets to save democracy." He further said, "The poor in this country used to have the right to vote, but now, what's happening in the name of SIR is taking away that right. Previously, votes were stolen, but now they are being robbed."  

Yogendra Yadav, responding to Rahul Gandhi's press conference regarding vote theft, said that the Election Commission is acting according to the government's wishes. He made serious allegations, saying that the SIR was carried out at the behest of the Home Ministry. "I can confidently say that they do not have any files regarding the planning of the SIR, as it was done on the orders of the Home Ministry," he said.

Regarding the Bihar Assembly elections, he said that in the last assembly elections, the difference between the NDA and the India Bloc in Bihar was only 12,000 votes. During the SIR, 4.7 million votes were lost. This clearly shows who will benefit.