Updated: Sun, 12 Oct 2025 10:17 PM (IST) Candidates who are willing to dispute the elections in the Bihar meeting are eager to submit biodata in the party offices. In his biodata he describes himself as a dedicated worker and expresses his desire to serve society. They use technology and there is a rabbit to get the biodata made. People from different areas claim claim and make a round of party offices to meet senior leaders. Bio-data support to strengthen the ticket claim. Photo Jagran Jagran Correspondent, Patna. It seems that candidates who are willing to dispute the elections in the Bihar meeting are in a hurry to go to the party offices and submit their biodata. Candidate discusses himself extensively in the bio data: I am a dedicated party worker. Have been serving the party for years. Under the work style of my leader, I want to serve society as a public representative. Remove ads just read the news that the caste comparison is also in my favor. I will be before My opponent. I need to get a chance by giving me a ticket. This is the story of the contenders of BJP, JDU, Congress, Jansuraj, RJD to left parties. He also uses technology to introduce his political career and make his bio data stronger. There is a crowd at the Banner poster store at Veerchand Patel Path that sells election material and makes biodata. The store operator Satyendra Narayan Singh says that every day more than a hundred people will make their biodata. Some get their biodata prepared for colored pages and others on ordinary pages. Most people come from the Begusarai district. It costs Rs 100 to Rs 5,000 to prepare a biodata. Among the contenders who want to enter the fight, apart from the active party workers, people of different professions are also preparing their biodata to try their happiness. In particular, more attention is paid to regional comparison, political activism and how to distinguish yourself from others. A large multitude of plaintiffs who applied offline from the three major parties of the state, JDU, BJP and RJD, are also seen in the capital. Along with the submission of biodata, visit candidates from morning to night to meet senior leaders. People also share paper clippings and photos of internet media to showcase their work.
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