PATNA, Oct. 29 -- The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won two of the four seats it contested in the Bihar Legislative Council elections on Wednesday and was leading in a third, even as it lost its 30-year stronghold in the Patna Teachers' constituency. Its National Democratic Alliance (NDA) ally, the Janata Dal (United), retained Patna Graduates' but lost the other three seats it contested. The Congress, which contested five seats, failed to open its tally, dealing a blow to the grand old party. The BJP won the Tirhut Teachers' and Kosi Graduates' seats, while counting was underway in Darbhanga Graduates' constituency at 9.45pm. BJP candidate Sarvesh Kumar was leading with 16,115 votes against Rashtriya Janata Dal nominee Anil Kumar Jha's 14,615. Jan Suraaj Party candidate Mohammad Imtiyaz was third with 10,227 votes.htc...