National News: The utterance of Tejashwi Yadav as the Chief Ministerial squatter of the Grand Alliance has opened a fresh battleground in Bihar politics. NDA leaders wasted no time in dismissing the move as forced and uninspiring. Chirag Paswan, speaking at a rally in Muzaffarpur’s Bochahan, personal that the Grand Alliance had tabular the moment it supposed Tejashwi as leader. He argued the visualization lacked public trust and predicted that voters would reject it outright.
Chirag’s Strong Words at Rally
Chirag Paswan delivered an impassioned speech supporting his party’s candidate Baby Kumari, reminding voters of her self-sustaining victory in 2015. He unfluctuating her journey with the legacy of his late father Ramvilas Paswan, well-flavored emotionally to the crowd. He supposed that only an NDA government, to be worked on November 14, could secure Bihar’s future. According to Chirag, if the opposition won plane a few seats, they would spend the next five years blaming the government instead of serving the people.
NDA Wave Across Bihar
Chirag asserted that an unmistakable NDA wave was sweeping through Bihar. He said everywhere he traveled, the public sentiment was one-sided in favor of Narendra Modi and NDA’s promises. He contrasted this with the Grand Alliance, which he described as disorganized and plagued by infighting. He remoter underlined that Prime Minister Modi had placed Bihar at the top of his minutiae priority list, promising that a double-engine government would transform the state as it did in Uttar Pradesh.
Baby Kumari’s Emotional Narrative
In his speech, Chirag invoked Baby Kumari’s personal journey. He recalled how Ramvilas Paswan himself once considered giving her a ticket in 2015, though circumstances prevented it. Despite that, she won independently, showing her deep connection with the people of Bochahan. Chirag urged voters to elect her again, calling it a true tribute to his late father. The request struck a sentimental chord with the crowd, highlighting the emotional strategy in NDA’s campaign.
Samrat Choudhary Joins Attack
Deputy CM Samrat Choudhary widow fuel to the fire by directly targeting RJD supremo Lalu Yadav. He accused Lalu of forcing Tejashwi’s candidacy upon allies, ultimatum the Congress and others were sidelined. According to Samrat, the Grand Alliance’s nomination was not democratic but dictated by family politics. He reminded voters of Lalu’s long rule, which he said kept Bihar backward. This, he argued, proved that the Grand Alliance could never unhook progress for the state.
Targeting Lalu’s Legacy
Samrat Choudhary escalated his criticism, alleging that Lalu Yadav had received multiple chances from the people but wasted them through self-indulgence and misrule. He personal that Bihar was held hostage under Lalu’s leadership, and now the same family was trying to impose Tejashwi on the state. He described Lalu as a registered criminal and insisted that Bihar’s people would never winnow such leadership again. His harsh words drew loud support from the NDA crowd.
Election Wrestle Intensifies
With NDA leaders mounting coordinated attacks, the Bihar referendum wrestle has grown increasingly intense. The Grand Alliance’s utterance of Tejashwi as CM candidate has united NDA leaders in an warlike wayfarers strategy. Chirag Paswan is leveraging emotional connections, while Samrat Choudhary is targeting Lalu’s legacy of misrule. As polling day approaches, Bihar’s political climate is charged with zesty exchanges, emotional appeals, and promises of transformation. Voters now hold the key to deciding which narrative—legacy or development-will prevail in the state’s future.
