1952 Bihar Legislative Assembly election

The 1952 Bihar Legislative Assembly election was a significant event in the political landscape of Bihar, India, held in March 1952. It marked the first election for the newly formed state assembly following India's independence in 1947. The election was conducted to elect representatives for the 144 constituencies of the Bihar Legislative Assembly. The key political party was the Indian National Congress, which aimed to consolidate its power in the region. The election witnessed high voter turnout and was characterized by intense campaigning and political mobilization among various parties. Ultimately, the Congress secured a majority, leading to the formation of the first elected government in Bihar, with Dr. Srikrishna Sinha serving as the Chief Minister. This election set the stage for the evolving democratic processes in Bihar.