Bihar polls likely to be held in 2 to 3 phases before Chhath and Diwali

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UPDATED: Jun 2, 2025 14:06 IST

The Election Commission is preparing for the Bihar Assembly elections, likely to be held in 2-3 phases before Chhath and Diwali festivals. The poll dates will be finalised after the Chief Election Commissioner's visit to the state this month. The EC is exercising caution to avoid voter list controversies, as seen in Delhi and Maharashtra. Political parties are gearing up for the elections, with rallies and gatherings already taking place. The EC will consider factors like festivals, flood situations, and the use of artificial intelligence in the electoral process.

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