In Bihar, politics is never devoid of drama, surprises and headline-making meetings. Breaking news The Whatsapp Office meeting between Bhojpuri Superstar Pawan Singh and the KUNLAD president Upendra Kushwaha sends ripples into political lines. After the meeting, BJP’s Bihar in-charge Vinod Tawde said: “Pawan Singh was with BJP party and will remain with the saffron party.” That one line would seem to shut down a lot of speculation — for now anyway.
But as we all know, in Bihar politics, clarity today turns into confusion tomorrow. Here’s what to know about what happened, what it means and what might come next.
The Meeting That Sparked Speculation
Kushwaha meeting with Pawan Singh remained there for 20–25 minutes. Not a marathon, but they’re long enough to stir arguments. For weeks, there was some murmuring that Kushwaha would not be ecstatic to have Pawan Singh within the NDA fold. The differences trace back to the Lok Sabha elections, in which several leaders in Kushwaha’s camp claimed Pawan Singh was among those responsible for his defeat. Old wounds, naturally, don’t close that fast in politics.
Nonetheless, Tawde stormed out of the meeting and killed the issue—publicly, at least. He said that not only is Pawan Singh very much with the BJP, but he will play an “important role” in the upcoming elections. Now, exactly what that role will be is still a huge, juicy question.
Ticket or Just a Worker?
The statement, ‘Pawan Singh will now work as a BJP worker’ has generated more confusion than clarity. Does this leave the star restricted to campaign as a loyal karyakarta? Or is the party just saving a surprise announcement of a ticket for him? Gossip circles that he is a possible contender for the Ara seat held by five-time Amrendra Pratap Singh. But trimming a veteran’s ticket for a luminary isn’t an easy call, even for the BJP.
At the same time, you can’t ignore Pawan Singh’s popularity. It’s no surprise that he is a natural crowd-puller with his songs, fans and public appeal. That kind of charisma is political gold in a state that this party is desperately eager to recapture.
The Bigger NDA Picture
This isn’t just about one Bhojpuri star or one Lok Sabha seat. The NDA is hard at work fine-tuning its Bihar plan. There are core group meetings, Home Minister Amit Shah has iterated that Bihar must be “won at any cost”, alliances are being stitched up neatly.
In this backdrop, the return of Pawan Singh holds a larger symbolism: It underlines how much party is willing to rely on mass culture and star power to draw them young voters. After all, cinema and politics have a strange relationship in Bihar.
What Lies Ahead?
Several key questions remain unanswered:
- Will Pawan Singh be fielded as a candidate or will he just be star campaigning?
- And, if he does contest, will it be for Ara and, if so, with whose blood?
- What will be the reaction of arogya Babu’s faction which still carries old grudge to Singh, the creeping clout in NDA politics?
- And, most critically of all, will Singh’s appeal on stage and screen be rewarded with votes on the ground?
We may not have answers today, but one thing is for sure: the next few weeks will see Bihar politics turned on its head. The BJP has already signalled its intent but the game will be on as tickets are distributed.
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Final Thoughts
The same trait of unpredictable behavioural path has always been seen across the Bihar’s political power-play, just like the never ending Bhojpuri drama wherein emotions are brimming over at high tide, rivalry gets spiky and there is suspense galore- for a tighter, tauter climax. These incidents, of course are mere coincidences the meeting between Pawan Singh and Upendra Kushwaha is just the last one. Whether Singh becomes a ticket-holder, star campaigner or even just a political mascot, he has already made headlines and set tongues wagging.
So far, one thing is clear: Bihar 2025 polls would be anything but dull. And for more down-to-earth, straight-talking takes on this developing story from now in SociallyKeeda.
