Former JDU MLA Rambalak Singh, aged 62, has made headlines once again by marrying a woman half his age. The wedding, held at a temple in Begusarai, has sparked discussions across political and social circles in Bihar, with many linking it to his potential candidacy in the upcoming 2025 Bihar Assembly Elections.

Wedding Details

The marriage took place on Monday night at the Hari Giri Dham Temple in Begusarai. Rambalak Singh married Raveena Kumari, the 31-year-old daughter of Sitaram Singh from Haripur village in Khagaria. After completing the rituals, the newlyweds returned to Rambalak Singh’s ancestral home in Vibhutipur on Tuesday morning.

Hundreds of people attended the ceremony, and videos of the wedding have since gone viral on social media, drawing both congratulations and criticism.

A Strategic Move Ahead of Elections?

This marriage comes at a time when the political climate in Bihar is heating up with the approach of the 2025 Assembly Elections. Observers believe the marriage is a calculated move by Rambalak Singh to strengthen his political prospects. Speculations suggest he might field his new wife, Raveena Kumari, as a candidate from Vibhutipur, a constituency he once represented.

Rambalak Singh has reportedly been under scrutiny for his eligibility for a party ticket due to past legal controversies, including criminal convictions. The marriage, seen as a potential strategy to secure a ticket in his wife’s name, has added fuel to political debates.

Past Controversies

Rambalak Singh, a former JDU leader and ex-chairman of the Farmers’ Cell, has faced multiple allegations in the past, including charges of serious crimes. These issues led to his ousting from the party and raised doubts about his chances of securing a ticket for the next election.

His first wife, Asha Rani, served as a village head and passed away three years ago, leaving him with three daughters, two of whom are married.

Social Media Buzz

The wedding has gone viral on social media, drawing mixed reactions. While some congratulated the couple, others criticized the former MLA for his motives, alleging the marriage was politically motivated. Discussions have spread from Begusarai and Samastipur to Patna, with many questioning whether this marriage is more about personal or political gain.

Speculation and Reactions

The move has not only sparked debate among the public but has also caught the attention of the political establishment. Many believe Rambalak Singh’s decision to marry at this juncture is part of a “masterstroke” to re-enter the political arena through his wife’s candidacy.

With elections approaching, the spotlight remains on whether this strategic marriage will help Rambalak Singh revive his political career or further fuel controversy in Bihar’s already dynamic political landscape.