A festive atmosphere is building in Bihar politics even before the election results are declared. Mokama MLA Anant Singh has begun preparations for a celebratory feast, claiming victory for Jan Suraaj candidate Anuj Singh in the Patna Graduate Constituency. This comes after voting concluded on October 23, with vote counting scheduled for October 27.

Speaking to the media, Anant Singh expressed full confidence in the public, stating that they would ensure Anuj Singh's victory. His assertion, coupled with the feast preparations, has added an intriguing dimension to the election atmosphere in the Patna Graduate seat. Singh has been actively campaigning for Anuj Singh, conducting roadshows and advocating for his support.

Meanwhile, JDU candidate Neeraj Kumar reacted after the polling concluded, stating that the party workers had achieved victory in this election. He also referenced Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's values and influence. Kumar described the identification of criminals in political discourse as an unfortunate aspect of politics, claiming widespread support against it. While he did not explicitly name anyone, his remarks are seen in the context of his ongoing political rivalry with Anant Singh.

When questioned about Anant Singh's opposition, Neeraj Kumar sarcastically remarked that 'those people' would remain unwell, and the party would ensure their discomfort. While Anant Singh is confident of Anuj Singh's win, Neeraj Kumar is banking on JDU's support and Nitish Kumar's influence.

The vote counting on October 27 will ultimately decide whose claims hold true. Currently, the Patna Graduate seat contest is not just about votes but also about political prestige. Even before the results, one side is preparing for a feast, while the other is engaged in verbal attacks on opponents.