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Phalodi betting market stirs political storm, predicts NDA sweep while Grand Alliance falters in Bihar

With Bihar elections approaching, Rajasthan’s Phalodi betting market has become the talk of the nation. Bookmakers claim the NDA will form government while the Grand Alliance appears to lose ground.

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Bihar: As election dates for Bihar draw near, the famous Phalodi betting market in Rajasthan is buzzing with activity. Political predictions are flying high, with bookmakers calculating seat numbers and alliances. This market has a reputation for accurate forecasts in previous elections, making its trends hard to ignore. Current discussions strongly suggest that the National Democratic Alliance, led by the Bharatiya Janata Party, is ahead of the curve. Locals in Phalodi say that stakes are rising every hour, turning the small desert town into the nation’s political whisperer.

NDA’s numbers look formidable now

Speculators in Phalodi are confident that the NDA will secure a decisive edge this time. Predictions suggest a tally between 135 and 138 seats, comfortably above the halfway mark. This forecast reflects public perception that the alliance has regained voter trust. Analysts note that Nitish Kumar’s leadership, despite criticism, still carries weight in Bihar’s rural belts. Bookmakers believe this stability gives the NDA an undeniable advantage in the market. The sentiment is clear: the NDA looks poised for power.

Grand Alliance struggles to keep pace

On the other hand, the Congress-backed Grand Alliance is losing traction in the betting market. Current estimates place its seat tally between 93 and 96, far short of a majority. This indicates voter disillusionment with the coalition’s promises. Sources say that the Rashtriya Janata Dal’s campaign has not matched the NDA’s organizational strength. The buzz in Phalodi reflects this mood shift, as fewer bets are placed on a Grand Alliance comeback. The message seems to be that the road to power is narrowing for the opposition.

Election heat fuels the speculation

The election is scheduled in two phases, on November 6 and 11, and campaigning is in full swing. Leaders are addressing massive rallies while voters gather in thousands to listen. Posters, banners, and slogans flood Bihar’s towns and villages, creating a high-voltage environment. This political energy spills directly into the Phalodi market, where bookmakers adjust predictions daily. Every rally, speech, and promise seems to affect the odds. As Bihar heats up, so does the gambling capital of Rajasthan.

Why no bets on individuals yet?

Despite bold predictions on alliances, Phalodi’s bookmakers have not opened bets on individual candidates. Insiders explain that candidate-specific trends usually emerge closer to polling day. Right now, the broader picture dominates, with coalition figures attracting the highest interest. The market expects clarity in the next few days, once rallies settle and opinion trends stabilize. Only then will bets shift to the performance of heavyweights and new faces. Until then, focus remains squarely on the NDA versus Grand Alliance battle.

A market with political memory

Phalodi has long been considered the nerve center of India’s satta culture. It has predicted outcomes not just in state polls but also in national elections. Locals trust the instincts of its bookmakers, who use both calculation and public sentiment to set odds. During every election season, the small desert town transforms into a buzzing hub. Visitors throng tea shops, discussing seat tallies as if they were stock prices. Once again, Bihar has made Phalodi the epicenter of political gambling.

Final outcome lies with voters

Despite the hype, experts caution that betting markets cannot replace real ballots. Ultimately, Bihar’s electorate will decide the fate of leaders and alliances. While Phalodi’s whispers capture the mood, they are not the final verdict. Political surprises remain possible, especially in closely fought constituencies. The Election Commission and polling booths, not bookmakers, will declare the truth. Until then, the satta bazar remains a mirror of public speculation. The nation now waits to see if the market gets it right again.

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