Overview
- Tejashwi Yadav said seat-sharing is "almost finalised" and that an announcement will come "very soon" as he concluded his Bihar Adhikar Yatra on 20 September.
- Congress is reported to be weighing a compromise of roughly 60–62 seats after initially pushing for about 70.
- CPI(ML) Liberation has sought around 40 seats, while Mukesh Sahani’s VIP is pressing for about 60 seats plus a deputy chief minister post.
- CPI(ML) leader Dipankar Bhattacharya urged Congress to be "realistic," and Congress leader Akhilesh Prasad Singh said Tejashwi will be the alliance’s CM face, though a formal announcement has not been issued.
- Tejashwi’s five-day tour focused on jobs, migration, corruption, and law and order, with little emphasis on the earlier voter-list SIR issue that featured in Rahul Gandhi’s campaign.