Archive · 20 Nov 2025
Post-Bihar Election Fallout: Congress Blames Allavaru, Rahul Yatra
After losing badly in Bihar elections, Congress is blaming its in-charge Krishna Allavaru and Rahul Gandhi's election campaign for the defeat.
Allavaru is criticized for not knowing Bihar and not listening to local leaders.
Congress also nominated new people who didn't help win votes.
Prashant Kishor, who didn't contest, says he made a mistake by not running for office.
Congress suffered heavy losses in Bihar elections, winning only 19 out of 243 seats
MP Tariq Anwar criticizes party's Bihar election in-charge Krishna Allavaru for lack of knowledge about Bihar and organizational experience
Anwar alleges Allavaru avoided consultations and discouraged meetings with state leaders
Congress leaders blame Rahul Gandhi's Voter Adhikar Yatra and nomination of 'outsiders' for party's poor performance
Prashant Kishor admits not contesting Bihar polls was a 'mistake', says JD(U) won due to cash transfers
- Who
- Congress party, Krishna Allavaru, Rahul Gandhi, Prashant Kishor
- What
- Criticized Bihar election performance, admitted mistakes
- When
- After Bihar elections
- Where
- Bihar
- Why
- Congress' poor performance in Bihar elections
Tariq Anwar's View
Krishna Allavaru's View
Knowledge of Bihar
Tariq Anwar's View
Lack of knowledge about Bihar
Krishna Allavaru's View
Not explicitly stated in the article
Organizational Experience
Tariq Anwar's View
Lack of organizational experience
Krishna Allavaru's View
Not explicitly stated in the article
Consultations with State Leaders
Tariq Anwar's View
Avoided consultations and discouraged meetings
Krishna Allavaru's View
Not explicitly stated in the article
- Elections
- Bihar Assembly Elections, 2020
- Congress Seats Won
- 19 out of 243
- Congress In-charge
- Krishna Allavaru
- Congress Leader
- Rahul Gandhi
- Prashant Kishor's Party
- Jan Suraaj
