In a resounding celebration of democracy, the Bihar Legislative Assembly elections wrapped up on November 11 with a groundbreaking voter turnout of 67.13%, marking the highest participation rate in the state’s history since independence in 1951.

This surge in civic enthusiasm not only shattered previous records but also highlighted the transformative impact of the Election Commission of India’s (ECI) proactive strategies, fostering a festive and incident-free polling atmosphere across the state.

Women voters led the charge, clocking an impressive 71.78% turnout compared to 62.98% among men, underscoring a growing gender parity in electoral involvement. The two-phase elections, spanning 243 constituencies, saw over 7.45 crore eligible voters exercise their franchise, a direct outcome of E

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