Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 - In view of the upcoming Bihar Assembly Election 2025, all schools located in districts going to polls in the first phase of voting on November 6 will remain closed. The state government has issued directives for a one-day school holiday to ensure smooth conduct of elections and facilitate the use of educational institutions as polling stations. The first phase of the Bihar Assembly polls will cover several districts where election preparations are in full swing. Officials have confirmed that schools in these regions will stay shut for both students and staff on the polling day. The closure aims to provide adequate arrangements for polling booths and security deployment across the affected districts. For complete list of districts check the article below.
Reasons for Educational Institution Closures
The administration has announced the closure of schools and colleges on polling day due to the establishment of numerous polling booths on their campuses. This measure is intended to:
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Facilitate uninterrupted voting arrangements.
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Enable teachers and staff to carry out election duties.
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Enhance public safety and mitigate congestion in the vicinity of polling areas.
This proactive government initiative underscores its unwavering commitment to democratic principles by guaranteeing free, fair, and efficient elections. Such actions are vital for fostering public trust in the electoral process, ensuring every citizen's vote is cast without undue influence or obstruction, and ultimately strengthening the foundation of a representative government.
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Bihar Elections 2025 - Schools Will Remain Closed on November 6, 2025
Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 date have been announced. The first phase of voting will take place on November 6, 2025. As per the schedule first phase of polling will cover 17 districts across North and South Bihar. These districts will witness elections for 121 assembly seats, with polling scheduled from 7 AM to 6 PM.
| S.No. | District Name | Region |
| 1 | Patna | South Bihar |
| 2 | Darbhanga | North Bihar |
| 3 | Madhepura | North Bihar |
| 4 | Saharsa | North Bihar |
| 5 | Muzaffarpur | North Bihar |
| 6 | Gopalganj | North Bihar |
| 7 | Siwan | North Bihar |
| 8 | Saran | North Bihar |
| 9 | Vaishali | North Bihar |
| 10 | Samastipur | North Bihar |
| 11 | Begusarai | Central Bihar |
| 12 | Lakhisarai | South Bihar |
| 13 | Munger | South Bihar |
| 14 | Sheikhpura | South Bihar |
| 15 | Nalanda | South Bihar |
| 16 | Buxar | South Bihar |
| 17 | Bhojpur | South Bihar |
Bihar Assembly Election 2025 Date and Time
The Election Commission has issued the following timeline for the first phase of the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025:
| Event | Date |
| Nomination Filing Begins | Ongoing |
| Last Date for Filing Nominations | October 17, 2025 |
| Scrutiny of Nomination Papers | October 18, 2025 |
| Last Date for Withdrawal of Nominations | October 20, 2025 |
| First Phase of Voting | Last Week of October 2025 |
| Second Phase of Voting | November 11, 2025 |
| Declaration of Results | November 14, 2025 |
Areas Covered in the First Phase
The first phase of voting will cover several important assembly constituencies, including:
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Alamnagar
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Bihariganj
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Singheshwar
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Madhepura
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Saharsa
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Kusheshwarsthan
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Darbhanga Rural
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Benipur
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Jale
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Muzaffarpur
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Kanti
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Gopalganj
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Siwan
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Vaishali
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Samastipur
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Begusarai
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Munger
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Nalanda
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Patna Sahib
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Fatuha
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Danapur
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Ara
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Buxar
Voter awareness drives are being actively conducted across these constituencies to encourage maximum voter participation and ensure a record-breaking turnout.
The Bihar government’s decision to close schools and colleges during the polling phase reflects a commitment to ensuring smooth election management and public safety. As the first phase of voting approaches, citizens are encouraged to participate responsibly and contribute to strengthening democracy in Bihar.
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