Bihar Polls Phase 1: Women Turnout Surges as Voters Demand Real Development

As Bihar votes in the first phase of the Assembly Elections, Witty Chokha reporter Pallavi Rajput visits Rampur Tapra village in Madhepura to capture the real mood of the people.
Across 121 constituencies in 18 districts, voters especially women stand in long queues under the heat, determined to cast their vote for change.

From young mothers carrying children to first-time voters, the enthusiasm reflects a new wave of political awareness in Bihar.
Women speak about their struggles with unemployment, poor healthcare, and failing education, while youth demand industrial growth, fair jobs, and accountability.

The Witty Chokha ground report reveals a shift in Bihar’s voter mindset people are moving beyond caste and political loyalty, voting instead for development, equality, and progress.
This episode captures the energy and hope of Bihar’s first-phase voters, who are ready to redefine the state’s future with their ballots.