The Election Commission has termed the social media post alleging breach in the security of Rashtriya Janata Dal’s strong room as misleading and beyond facts. In fact, RJD had shared a video on social media on Saturday, in which it was told that CCTV of different assemblies is switched off one by one in the strong room located in Hajipur of Vaishali district. A pickup van enters and leaves there at midnight.
Election Commission RJD Taking cognizance of this social media post, senior officials got the allegations investigated, in which it was found that for the security of the strong room, the feed of CCTV footage has been displayed at two places. One in the control room and the other near the strong room in the area made for representatives of political parties and candidates. The feed display of CCTV footage installed in the control room continued to run.
Election Commission responded to RJD’s allegations
Out of 5 assembly constituencies in the area meant for representatives of political parties and candidates Mahnar The CCTV footage feed display screen of the seat remained closed for some time due to auto timeout, which was restarted within a few minutes. At the same time, the CCTV footage display screen of Mahnar Assembly installed in the control room remained operational without any interruption.
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Vaishali of the district Hajipur CCTV of different assemblies is switched off one by one in the strong room located there. In the middle of the night, pickup vans enter and leave. @ECISVEEP Reply. l
The country’s biggest vote dacoit has been camping in Bihar for many days on the pretext of campaigning. Election Commission… pic.twitter.com/y5hrck8GqZ
— Rashtriya Janata Dal (@RJDforIndia) November 7, 2025
The Election Commission said that the allegations of movement of pickup vans in the strong room located in Hajipur were also investigated, in which it was found that at midnight, a vehicle went inside carrying the belongings of the soldiers guarding the strong room i.e. bedding, food etc. and came back within 15 minutes. The strong room of Hajipur has been built in the college campus, for which three-level security has been ensured by the Election Commission.
Now Samastipur Some suspects were seen entering the strong room of Mohiuddin Nagar Assembly.@ECISVEEP @CEOBihar The situation should be clarified as to who were these suspicious people inside Brajgriha and what were they doing?
Stay awake, stay alert. An external vote dacoit has been sitting in Bihar for the past several days and has been doing some anti-Bihar… pic.twitter.com/DXprL4nPzW
— Rashtriya Janata Dal (@RJDforIndia) November 8, 2025
The vehicle had gone inside carrying the belongings of security personnel.
The record of entry and exit of the vehicle in the strong room has been recorded in the register of security guards posted at the main gate of the college campus. Confirmation of these facts Lalganj Kundan Kumar, representative of the RJD candidate from the Assembly seat, has also done so. The Election Commission has rejected RJD’s social media post regarding Hajipur Strong Room as factless and misleading.
CCTV camera remained closed for half an hour in the strong room of Samastipur!
election Commission And the local administration is corrupt and making useless excuses like electricity was cut, battery was down, TV went into sleep mode, there was no generator… they were not made!
You people have zero credibility and integrity!#VoteChori Stop the tricks of… pic.twitter.com/wlacKl4Ltv— Rashtriya Janata Dal (@RJDforIndia) November 8, 2025
65.08% voting in the first phase of Bihar elections
In the first phase of Bihar Assembly elections, voting took place at 45,341 polling stations in 121 assembly constituencies of 18 districts. The Chief Electoral Officer said that 65.08 percent voting was recorded in the first phase. Women participated enthusiastically in voting. Chief Electoral Officer of Bihar said that this time the voting in the first phase is 7.79 percent more than the 2020 Bihar Assembly elections (57.29 percent). This is 8.8 percent more than the 2024 Lok Sabha elections (56.28 percent).
Voting record of 1998 broken in Bihar
This time the voters of Bihar have broken the record of the 1998 assembly elections, in which 64.6 percent voting was recorded. Voting for the second and final phase of Bihar assembly elections is to be held on November 11 in 122 assembly constituencies. Counting of votes will take place on November 14. in this stage Aurangabad, JehanabadWent, Nawada, jamui, Bhagalpur20 districts including Purnia are included.
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