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In the politics of Bihar, the results of the biennial elections held on eight Legislative Council (MLC) seats have intensified the stir in the political circles of the state. After the counting of votes has been completed amid tight security arrangements on these eight seats of Graduates and Teachers constituencies, the whole picture is now clear. In this election, there have been mixed results for both the ruling party and the opposition, while some veterans have saved their old forts, while there have been major upheavals in many seats. Let us know which party’s candidate has won on these eight seats of Bihar Legislative Council and who has faced defeat.
Bihar MLC Election 2026: Complete equation of results and political stir
The 8 seats of Bihar Legislative Council for which elections were held included four graduate constituencies and four teacher constituencies. In these elections, everyone’s eyes were on the results due to the use of ballot paper and counting of preference votes. Along with political parties, independent candidates have also registered their strong presence in this election. Especially the attitude of the voters of teachers and graduates was quite interesting this time, which has shaken many established political equations.
RJD’s historic dent on Patna teacher election seat and big blow to BJP
The result of Patna teachers constituency has proved to be the biggest upset of this election. Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was dominant here for the last three decades and veteran leader Naval Kishore Yadav was representing this seat. But in this election, Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) candidate Dr. Sanjeev Kumar gave a brilliant performance and demolished this stronghold of BJP and defeated Naval Kishore Yadav. This victory is being seen as a major ideological and political boost in the RJD camp, which has significantly boosted the morale of the party in the teachers constituency.
JDU’s Neeraj Kumar continues to dominate Patna graduate seat
Senior leader of Janata Dal United (JDU) and former minister Neeraj Kumar has once again won the Patna Graduate constituency, which is considered one of the hottest seats of Bihar Legislative Council. A triangular and very interesting contest was seen on this seat, where apart from the RJD candidate, candidates supported by Jan Suraj were also in the fray. After a tough contest, JDU candidate Neeraj Kumar ultimately won, leaving his nearest rivals behind and firmly maintaining his party’s hold on this prestigious seat.
Jan Suraj and BJP protest on Darbhanga teacher and graduate seats
Suresh Prasad Rai, candidate of Prashant Kishor’s party ‘Jan Suraj’ from Darbhanga Teachers Constituency, has given a big political message by registering a spectacular victory. He defeated the Congress supported and experienced candidate, making it clear that Jan Suraj is also strengthening its ground as a new political option. On the other hand, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate Sarvesh Kumar strengthened the party’s position by increasing his lead in Darbhanga Graduate Constituency.
Amazing performance of BJP and independents on Tirhut and Saran seats.
BJP candidate Narendra Prasad Singh (NP Singh) has won from Tirhut teachers constituency after a tough fight, sending a wave of happiness in the party camp. Apart from this, independent candidate Banshidhar Brijwasi on Tirhut graduate seat maintained his lead from the initial phase and continued his winning streak. A major upset was also seen in Saran teacher constituency, where BJP rebel and independent candidate Rahul Raj surprised everyone by registering a landslide victory on the basis of second preference vote count.
NK Yadav’s hat-trick and complete winner list on Kosi graduation seat
Bharatiya Janata Party candidate from Purnia-Kosi graduate constituency, Dr. N.K. Yadav has once again proved his popularity and completed a hat-trick of victories. Due to his brilliant performance, BJP’s organization in Kosi-Seemanchal region is looking stronger. If we look at the overall results of all these eight seats, along with the ruling NDA alliance and opposition parties, independent candidates have also made their strength felt in the Legislative Council, which will also influence the political equations in the future.