Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary has emerged as one of the key early performers for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025, securing a firm lead in the Tarapur (164) constituency. According to the latest data released at 09:54 AM, Choudhary has polled 4,529 votes, maintaining a comfortable 1,780-vote margin as counting progresses.
Tarapur has been an important seat for the BJP due to its strategic location in the Munger region and its consistent electoral sensitivity. Choudhary’s steady rise through the early rounds reflects strong voter consolidation, placing the NDA in an advantageous position as trends continue to stabilise across Bihar. His contest remains one of the most closely tracked battles, given his role as Deputy Chief Minister and a prominent BJP face in the state.
The updated numbers also align with the wider pattern of BJP gains in several constituencies, with the party adding multiple new seats to its lead tally in the last round of updates. As counting continues, Tarapur stands out as one of the constituencies where the BJP has secured an early edge, bolstering the alliance’s confidence for the final outcome.
