North India Statesman
News India Live, Digital Desk: The contest for assembly elections 2025 in Bihar has now reached its peak. Today, Thursday is no less than a ‘grand contest’ for the politics of the state. On one hand, while the country’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi is shouting for NDA, on the other hand, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and RJD’s Tejashwi Yadav from the Grand Alliance are also putting their full strength in the election field. Today, different corners of Bihar resonated with the rallies of these three big leaders, due to which the political temperature has reached sky high.
PM Modi roared from Muzaffarpur
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today launched a strong attack on the opposition in his familiar style from the land of Muzaffarpur. Along with listing the achievements of his government, he also cautioned the people by calling the old RJD regime as ‘Jungle Raj’. PM Modi said that the NDA government has worked to bring Bihar out of the era of crime and corruption and on the track of development. Enumerating the benefits of the double engine government, he once again appealed to the public to repose trust in the NDA.
Tejashwi-Rahul’s counter attack in Darbhanga
On the other hand, in Darbhanga, a short distance from Muzaffarpur, the two biggest faces of the Grand Alliance, Rahul Gandhi and Tejashwi Yadav, held a joint rally and cornered the NDA government. The main focus of the speeches of these two leaders Employment, inflation and future of youth Remained.
Referring to his 17-month tenure, Tejashwi Yadav said that he had fulfilled the promise of providing jobs to lakhs of youth. He asked the Central Government, what did Bihar get during its 10 years of rule?
Rahul Gandhi also targeted the central government and said that this government is working only for some industrialists, while the common man and farmers of the country are troubled by inflation. He appealed to the public to vote for ‘change’ this time.
The fight over issues intensified
Today’s ‘Super Thursday’ has made it clear on which issues this Bihar election will be fought. On one hand, BJP and NDA are making issues of nationalism, development and fear of ‘Jungle Raj’, while on the other hand, the entire strategy of RJD, Congress and Grand Alliance is based on grassroots issues like employment, social justice and inflation. Now it will be interesting to see which of these two narratives the people of Bihar believe more and give their verdict.
