After Chief Minister Nitish Kumar Janata Dal-U bid to woo Rajputs while attending a rally, Union Home Minister Amit Shah is going to attend a show of strength to win over the Bhumihar caste to the BJP’s side.
'I always say the same thing at the last rally in every election that 'ant bhala to sab bhala', Kumar said.
'Every voter in Bihar has clearly stated that he is an aspirant and his priority is only and only development,' PM said.
Almost all the exit polls have predicted a win for the RJD-led Grand Alliance, which has projected Tejashwi Yadav as its chief ministerial candidate.
If Tejashwi will be elected to sit on the throne, then he will be the youngest politician to become a Chief Minister of any state.
The way huge crowds are attending each rally of Tejashwi and the chief minister Nitish Kumar facing protests at his rallies amply hint at anger against the ruling regime. What remains very alarming is the deteriorating level of the chief minister’s election speeches at his rallies.
The first phase of the polls is scheduled on October 28 while the second and third phases will take place on November 3 and November 7 respectively.
'Drunk on power and arrogance, the government in Bihar has deviated from its path. Their words and deeds are suspect,' she said.
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitaraman presented the manifesto and said, “As soon as the COVID-19 vaccine will be available for production at a mass scale, every person in Bihar will get free vaccination. This is the first promise mentioned in our poll manifesto,”
Addressing Lalu, he wrote: 'I kept standing behind you for 32 years after the demise of Karpuri Thakur, but not any longer.'
