Patna: Voting for the three phases has been done for the Bihar assembly elections. After the voting, the results of exit poll are also coming out. In most of the polls, Tejashwi Yadav, the candidate of the CM of the Grand Alliance, seems to have an edge. At the same time, the NDA led by Bihar CM Nitish Kumar is seen lagging behind. Will Nitish return in Bihar or will the fiery bets be won? It will be decided only after the results tomorrow. Earlier, BJP leader and Lok Sabha MP Manoj Tiwari has claimed the victory of NDA.

BJP leader Manoj Tiwari has said, "There is a cut-throat competition in the exit poll. But according to Bihar which we have seen, tomorrow the NDA government can be formed in the state once again. Despite the global pandemic coronavirus infection, this time in Bihar assembly elections more people casted their vote. This time the voting percentage in the state was 57.05. The Election Commission has given these figures. According to the Commission's data, 56.66 percent of the voters used their franchise in the 2015 assembly elections in Bihar, while 57.05 percent of the voting took place despite the Corona epidemic this year.

According to the data, the number of female voters (59.69 per cent) was higher than the male voters (54.68 per cent) this year in the three-phase polling. The third phase of Bihar assembly elections this year recorded relatively higher voting on November 7, which included 78 seats in 15 districts of Kosi-Seemanchal, Mithilanchal and Tirhut.

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