The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has announced that it will contest all 243 seats in the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections. This announcement was made by Manoranjan Singh, a potential party candidate from Taraiya, during a public outreach campaign.
Bihar Election 2025: A new force has entered Bihar's political landscape. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has made a significant announcement regarding the 2025 Bihar Assembly elections. The party declared its intention to field candidates for all 243 assembly seats in the state. This announcement was made by Manoranjan Singh, the state joint secretary of AAP and a potential candidate from Taraiya, during a public meeting in the Taraiya assembly constituency.
Manoranjan Singh stated that Bihar is on the path to change and that people are tired of traditional parties. He cited the work done by AAP governments in Delhi and Punjab in education, healthcare, and public welfare as examples, asserting that the people of Bihar also aspire to such accountable and transparent governance.
Manoranjan Singh: A Face of Change from Taraiya
As a potential AAP candidate from the Taraiya assembly constituency, Manoranjan Singh has launched a comprehensive public relations campaign. He has been interacting with people in various villages across the region, acquainting them with the party's policies. He stated, "I am not a professional politician; I am a common citizen who has embarked on a battle for change."
He envisions replicating the transformative impact of Delhi's Mohalla Clinics on healthcare and the revolution in government schools' education in Bihar.
Public Support for AAP's Policies
During Manoranjan Singh's public outreach campaign, he received a warm welcome in dozens of villages, with locals pledging their support for the party's symbol, the broom. Meetings in villages like Isuapur, Pachraur, Rasouli, and Chandauli saw significant participation from women, youth, and the elderly. Attendees expressed their weariness with years of unfulfilled promises and their search for a transparent, accountable, and grounded alternative.
Under the leadership of AAP's state president, Rakesh Yadav, the party has begun finalizing its strategy to contest all seats in the state. The party believes its successful model in Delhi and Punjab can be replicated in Bihar. According to party sources, the candidate selection process has begun, and all candidates will be announced by August. The party is focusing on giving tickets to youth, women, teachers, and social workers.
AAP Enters the Fray with a Development Agenda
Hundreds of villagers attended the meeting in Taraiya, demonstrating their enthusiasm for the Aam Aadmi Party. Many expressed their disillusionment with other parties, having seen little to no tangible change. They believe that replicating AAP's success in Delhi and Punjab could transform Bihar.
Manoranjan Singh clearly outlined the party's priorities: education, healthcare, youth employment, corruption-free governance, and women's safety. He pledged to make Taraiya a model constituency, ensuring that every citizen receives basic amenities with dignity, given the opportunity.
