The Mahagathbandhan in Bihar primarily consists of the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), Indian National Congress, and the Left parties—mainly the CPI, CPI(M), and CPI(ML). Historically, this alliance was formed to counter the NDA (National Democratic Alliance) led by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). The alliance’s strength lies in combining RJD’s grassroots Yadav-Muslim base with Congress’s national outreach and the Left’s ideological clarity and rural presence.
--- đ Mahagathbandhan in Bihar: The 135-Seat Strategy Explained đŠ English Version Introduction The political landscape of Bihar has always been dynamic, deeply rooted in caste alliances, local leadership, and social aspirations. The term Mahagathbandhan—meaning "Grand Alliance"—has been central to Bihar’s political vocabulary since 2015. As Bihar prepares for the next electoral test, discussions around Mahagathbandhan’s 135-seat strategy have sparked major political interest. This seat-sharing formula is not just arithmetic; it reflects the alliance’s internal balance, leadership equations, and future political direction. Background of the Mahagathbandhan The Mahagathbandhan in Bihar primarily consists of the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), Indian National Congress, and the Left parties—mainly the CPI, CPI(M), and CPI(ML). Historically, this alliance was formed to counter the NDA (National Democratic Alliance) led by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). The alliance’s ...