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HAM's Bold Claim: Party to Sweep All 6 Seats as NDA Leads in Bihar

HAM candidate Anil Kumar has made a bold prediction about his party's performance in the Bihar elections. He expressed confidence that HAM would win all six seats it contested in the assembly polls. Meanwhile, early counting trends show the NDA alliance comfortably crossing the halfway mark with 150 seats. The ruling coalition appears poised for a strong victory as vote counting continues across all 243 constituencies.

Key Points: HAM Candidate Anil Kumar Confident of Winning All 6 Seats

  • HAM candidate expresses confidence in winning all six contested seats
  • Early trends show NDA leading with 150 seats past halfway mark
  • BJP and JD(U) maintaining strong conversion rates above 65%
  • Mahagathbandhan trails with RJD leading on 49 seats in alliance
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Party will win all 6 seats it contested: HAM's Tikari candidate Anil Kumar on Bihar election

HAM's Tikari candidate predicts party will win all contested seats as NDA crosses halfway mark in Bihar assembly election counting trends.

"We will win the seats and Nitish Kumar will become the Chief Minister of Bihar with a heavy majority - Anil Kumar"

Gaya ji, November 14

Hindustani Awam Morcha (HAM) candidate from Tikari assembly constituency Anil Kumar on Friday said he is confident that the party will win all six seats it contested and that Nitish Kumar will return as Chief Minister with a strong majority.

Speaking to the reporters in Gaya ji, Anil Kumar said, "We will win the seats and Nitish Kumar will become the Chief Minister of Bihar with a heavy majority. HAM Party will win all 6 seats it contested. The margin of seats might increase..."

As the counting of votes began for the Bihar Assembly elections on Friday, early trends show the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) past the halfway mark of 122, strengthening its lead over the Mahagathbandhan.

At 9:30 am, NDA was leading at 150 seats, with the Bharatiya Janata Party and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar-led Janata Dal (United) ahead on 65 and 63 seats each.

JD(U) has maintained a high conversion rate of greater than 68 per cent, with the BJP at a 66 per cent conversion rate.

Mahagathbandhan was lagging behind, with a lead of just 75 seats. While Tejashwi Yadav's Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) was leading on 49 seats, their allies are showing an underwhelming performance as per the early trends. Congress is leading on 16 seats while Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation is leading on six seats. The RJD holds the highest conversion rate in the alliance of 36 per cent.

Meanwhile, Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj was leading on three seats and AIMIM was ahead on one seats.

Among prominent faces, Tejashwi Yadav is leading on the Raghopur seat, BJP's Samrat Choudhary and Maithili Thakur are ahead on the Tarapur and Alinagar seats, respectively.

Counting of votes for all 243 constituencies began at 8 am amid tight security. Officials began tallying postal ballots, with the counting of EVM votes scheduled to start at 8:30 am.

- ANI

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Priya S
While I appreciate the confidence, claiming all 6 seats before final results seems premature. Let's wait for the actual counting to complete. Democracy works on actual numbers, not predictions.
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Sarah B
The conversion rate statistics are really interesting! JD(U) at 68% is impressive. Shows how efficiently they've converted votes into seats. Great analysis in this article.
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Vikram M
As someone from Bihar, I just hope whichever government comes focuses on employment and infrastructure. Too much political drama, need actual development work on ground. 🤞
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Ananya R
Tejashwi Yadav still leading in Raghopur shows he has strong local support despite the alliance's overall performance. Interesting dynamics in Bihar politics!
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Michael C
The margin between NDA and Mahagathbandhan is quite significant. Looks like Bihar voters have made their preference clear for stable governance over populist promises.

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