CEC Gyanesh Kumar Reviews Bihar Election Preparedness Ahead Of 2025 Assembly Polls
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
56% : CEC Gyanesh Kumar began a two-day Bihar visit to assess election preparedness, security measures, and coordination with political and enforcement agencies before the 2025 polls.56% : Meeting with political parties in Patna On Saturday, Kumar first met representatives of all recognised national and state political parties at Hotel Taj, Patna. Delegations from BJP, JD(U), RJD, Congress, LJP-RV, RLM, CPI(ML), CPM, CPI, VIP and other parties attended, with a maximum of three representatives per party.
54% : According to political observers, the Bihar Assembly election is likely to be conducted in multiple phases between October and November 2025, similar to the previous election cycle.
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