Asaduddin Owaisi’s AIMIM is witnessing a significant internal crisis, with several key leaders quitting the party and joining rival formations.
This internal revolt has sent shockwaves through the political landscape of Bihar, raising pressing questions about the future of Muslim political alignment in the state. AIMIM had been gradually making inroads among Muslim voters, especially in regions where traditional parties like RJD and Congress had long dominated. However, the current upheaval threatens to weaken its influence and could potentially disperse its voter base.
The major question now is: where will these Muslim votes go? Political analysts suggest that Tejashwi Yadav’s RJD could emerge as the primary beneficiary. With AIMIM’s weakening presence, RJD may consolidate the Muslim electorate, reinforcing its traditional vote banks while also reaching out to new sections disillusioned by AIMIM’s instability. This shift could significantly alter Bihar’s electoral arithmetic, especially in constituencies where Muslim voters play a decisive role.
The changing dynamics also highlight broader trends in Muslim politics — the fragility of new political entrants, the resilience of established parties, and the strategic calculations of voters in response to leadership crises. Bihar’s upcoming elections could witness a realignment that reshapes not just party fortunes, but the entire narrative of Muslim political influence in the state. वीडियो | राजनीति bihar election 2025 | Bihar Election 2025 News
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