LJP(R) leader Chirag Paswan also remains at the center of politics in the Bihar assembly elections. In the NDA's seat allocation, they have been given more priority than other parties except the JDU. In the seat division, after BJP-JDU, if anyone has the most seats, it is Chirag Paswan. Chirac won 29 seats. Chirac has won 29 seats, but these seats are also considered his litmus test. His strike rate in the Lok Sabha elections was 100 percent. But the question now is whether his strike rate will remain the same in the Assembly. His party LJP (R) won 29 seats in the NDA, but 26 of these were lost to the BJP and JDU in the last election. Chirak definitely won some seats that JDU won but Nitish has taken back those seats. Now only two seats won by BJP and JTU remain vacant. There should be a place for the VIP seat which was in DMK last time. BJP has given only one sitting seat. BJP has given only one sitting seat to Govindganj and Chirag. LJP (R) state president Raju Tiwari is contesting the elections here. Whereas, JD(U) has given only one of its seats, Parbata, to Chirak. JDU MLA Sanjeev Singh switched sides and became the RJD candidate and was also given this seat. The party has no other choice. He competed alone in 2020, this time he competed in an alliance. In 2020, Chirac contested the election alone, but he is in a coalition this time. In 26 out of 29 seats he has to prove his political mettle. It's a litmus test for them. Of these 26 seats, only two lost by a margin of less than a thousand. In the remaining 24 seats, the margin of victory or defeat was very wide. There is one seat with a margin of less than Rs.2 thousand. The difference between winning and losing in 4 places is up to 10 thousand. The win/loss margin in 4 places is between 3000 and 10000. Number of seats with winning margin between 10k and 19k is 10. There are 6 seats with winning margin of twenty thousand to 32k and three seats with winning margin of 45k to 55k. In such a scenario, maintaining the strike rate is a big challenge for Prime Minister Modi's Anuman. (TV9 Bureau Report)