Independent candidate Vanshidhar Brajvasi has retained his seat in the Tirhut Graduates’ constituency election, with his victory now considered all but certain.
In the final stages of the vote count, he has pulled ahead of his closest rival, establishing a solid lead. All that remains is the official announcement from the Election Commission.
Abhishek Jha Trails
According to the latest counting data, JDU candidate Abhishek Jha has fallen behind in this tightly contested race. Independent candidate Vanshidhar Brajvasi has secured 28,332 votes, while JDU’s Abhishek Jha sits in second place with 22,685 votes. Brajvasi has established a commanding lead in the election.
Quota and Second-Preference Votes
Approximately 3,000 more votes are required to reach the quota necessary for a definitive victory. To this end, the ‘second-preference’ votes—cast for JDU candidate Abhishek Jha—are currently being counted. These second-preference votes will determine the final, formal tally required to confirm the win.
Official Announcement Awaited
Following these final trends, a celebratory atmosphere has emerged among his supporters. Experts believe that bridging this vote margin is now impossible, effectively securing a resounding victory for Vanshidhar Brajvasi. The Election Commission is expected to make an official announcement shortly.
