Bihar Election 2020: Firing on devotees shows ‘Talibani rule’ of Nitish govt, says Chirag Paswan on Munger incident

Rajasthan BJP on Tuesday alleged that the law and order in the state is in a state of disarray under Congress government rule.
Former minister Rajpal Singh Shekhawat said the government framed sedition charges against their leaders instead of maintaining law and order in the state.

"Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, instead of maintaining law and order, framed charges of sedition against his own party leaders. The law and order situation in the state is bound to suffer," Shekhawat said at a press conference here.

Shekhawat said that in the 20 months after the Congress government came to power, more than five lakh criminal cases have been registered in which more than 12,000 cases have been registered against atrocities on Dalits. He said that the development of the cities in the state has stopped due to criminal incidents.

A day before the first phase of voting in Bihar Assembly election, Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Tuesday accused the JDU-BJP government of being high on power, arrogant and deviating from its path, as she made a fervent appeal to the electorate to herald a change in the state and build a "new Bihar".

In a four-minute video message in Hindi, she claimed the present dispensation led by Nitish Kumar was "neither saying good nor doing good" while the labourers were helpless, farmers upset and youth disappointed with it.

"Drunk on power and arrogance, the government in Bihar has deviated from its path. Their words and deeds are suspect. The labourers are helpless, the farmers upset and the youth disappointed. People are bearing the brunt of the fragile state of the economy.

"A serious crisis has befallen the farmers of India. The lives of Dalits and Mahadalits have been destroyed and similar is the fate of the backward sections of the society," she charged while asserting the people of the state are with the Congress mahagathbandhan and "this is the call of Bihar".

In the first phase of the Bihar Assembly elections, in which 71 seats will witness polling on Wednesday, the NDA and Grand Alliance look evenly placed. While the BJP is hoping to make gains, its alliance partner JD(U) may suffer some losses, with the LJP directly contesting against it in at least 10 seats. The LJP strongholds include Dinara, Suryagarha and Amarpur. More details here.

Confident of the 'Mahagathbandhan' getting two-thirds majority in the Bihar polls, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav on Tuesday said providing jobs to unemployed youth would be top priority for him and his government will also bring a legislation in the first assembly session to nullify the "anti-farmer" laws brought by the Centre.

In an interview with PTI, Yadav said for the first time in history a promise has been made to the youth of Bihar that 10 lakh jobs will be provided with the "first stroke of the pen in the very first cabinet meeting" if voted to power.

Union Minister Anurag Thakur on Tuesday used the iconic ‘so ja bete nahi to Gabbar Singh aa jayega’ dialogue of the 1975 Bollywood blockbuster ‘Sholay’ to warn people against Bihar’s return to ‘jungle raj’ if the RJD was voted to power.

Thakur, the Union Minister of State for Finance, asked people to be wary of parties who want to push the state back to the era of caste tension and social discrimination.

“‘So ja bete nahi to Gabbar Singh aa jayega’. Mothers, who have seen the jungle raj days in Bihar, please do tell your children, especially youth, on the polling day to cast their votes carefully, otherwise they (the RJD) may return to power….those who ran a regime of terror and fear,” he told a press conference. More details here.

Lauding his government’s counter-corruption measures, Prime Minister Narendra Modi Tuesday said it can now be said with pride that the country has left the era of scandals behind.

Inaugurating the National Conference on Vigilance and Anti-Corruption through video conferencing, PM Modi said it was imperative to weed out corruption as it hindered transparency in administrative processes.

The PM also said that corruption is like a ‘dynastic termite’ that can make the country hollow. Read more

Reacting to the Munger incident, LJP leader Chirag Paswan said the open firing on devotees shows the Talibani rule of Nitish Kumar government and called for strict action against the responsible policemen.

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One person was killed allegedly after police opened fire following a clash over a delay in Durga Puja idol immersions in Munger on Monday night. Almost 30 persons were injured in the clash between pandal organisers and the police.

As is the local precedence, the Badi Durga idol is immersed first in Munger. But as the police insisted on immersing over 25 idols before midnight of October 26, several organisers objected started pelting the police posse with stones. About 20 police personnel, including station in-charges of Sangrampur, Kotwali and Qasim Bazar, were injured. The police also recovered three country-made pistols with some live and empty cartridges. The police claimed it had to fire in the air to disperse the mob, which allegedly retaliated with counter firing.

As Munger goes to polls in the first phase on Wednesday, police deployment has been increased in the town and near all polling booths.

Sushil Modi: "Voting for LJP would mean voting for those who returned 'jungle raj'. I appeal to the LJP supporters to make the NDA candidates win and form the BJP-JDU coalition government in Bihar. PM has the same wish."

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— Sushil Kumar Modi (@SushilModi) October 27, 2020

Upping its attack on the opposition RJD, the BJP Tuesday asked Tejashwi Yadav why instead of repulsing the 'tukde-tukde gang', he was carrying them on his shoulders. The Bihar BJP shared an old tweet by Tejashwi where he spoke against those raising anti-India slogans, in a reference to the 2016 JNU episode which led to a sedition case against CPI leader Kanhaiya Kumar, whose party is now a part of the Mahagathbandhan alliance led by RJD.

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Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's rally tomorrow, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav has listed 11 questions for the prime minister. He raised questions about the Muzaffarpur shelter home case, development and sanitation facilities in Bihar, unemployment in the state among other issues

In the run-up to Bihar elections, Kanhaiya Kumar has been largely missing in action. However, the CPI’s presence in Bihar is limited and may have been affecting Kumar’s reach in the state as well. He is on the list of star campaigners of the Left parties in the upcoming polls, and is also expected to campaign for candidates of the Grand Alliance. It will be interesting to see if he shares the stage with Tejashwi Yadav, who many say sees Kumar, a young leader with popular appeal, as possible competition.

RJD leader and the Opposition's CM candidate, Tejashwi Yadav, has announced a 'naukri samvaad', or dialogue on jobs, with Bihar's youth on October 27. The RJD in its manifesto has promised 10 lakh government jobs to the people of Bihar.

LJP president Chirag Paswan, who broke away from the NDA in Bihar and has continuously attacked JD(U) chief Nitish Kumar, has come in for praise from BJP Yuva Morcha chief Tejasvi Surya. Campaigning for the BJP in Arrah on Sunday, Surya was asked about Paswan by reporters. “Chirag-ji is a colleague in Parliament. He is a very energetic leader. Even in Parliament, he raises issues of Bihar with a lot of dedication and statistics. He has made his stand very clear,” the BJP leader said.

A day after JD(U) leader Sanjay Jha called Chirag Paswan a 'jamura' (monkey), the LJP leader said the remark was an insult to PM Modi.

"They are insulting PM Modi as they've been saying that this 'Jamura' is dancing on his tunes. Send me to jail & get my film probed. My film was made in 2011, why CM didn't act against me for the past 9 years then," Paswan said, news agency ANI reported

He (Chirag) starred with Kangana Ranaut, now see where Kangana has reached. Similarly, Sushant Singh Rajput without any background made his mark in Bollywood. 'Jamura hota hai naa, usko nachata hai madari. Ye jamura bane hue hain.' (Just like a puppet who is controlled by the juggler, he has become a puppet)," Jha told. "This kind of low level of politics has not been witnessed ever in Bihar. In recent times, he worked in a movie and it was that kind of a movie where people left the theatre before the interval. After the first phase of the polls, a similar fate will meet him in politics," he added.

Ahead of the Bihar assembly polls, Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Tuesday made a fervent appeal to voters to herald change in the state and build a 'new Bihar', alleging that the JDU-BJP government there has deviated from its path and was high on power and ego. In a four-minute video ahead of the first phase of voting on Wednesday, she said the present dispensation led by Nitish Kumar is neither saying good nor doing good and labourers are helpless, farmers are upset and youth disappointed with it.

"Drunk on power and arrogance, the government in Bihar has deviated from its path. Their words and deeds are suspect. The labourers are helpless, the farmers are upset and the youth are disappointed. People are bearing the brunt of the fragile state of the economy. Time has come for ushering in change in the state," she said, noting that governments cannot be formed on fear and crime.

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— Congress (@INCIndia) October 27, 2020

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi will address two public election meetings at Valmiki Nagar and Kusheshwar Asthan in Bihar on October 28. Senior state Congress leader Prem Chandra Mishra on Monday said that Gandhi will hold the meeting at Valmiki Nagar at 12 noon and the one at Kusheshwar Asthan at 2.30 pm.

Bypoll to the Valmiki Nagar Lok Sabha seat will be held on November 7, while Kusheshwar Asthan Assembly constituency will go to polls on November 3. (PTI)

First, Bihar is the first state to go to polls since the coronavirus pandemic struck earlier this year. The Centre-imposed lockdown saw waves of migrants from the state trudging back to their hometowns and villages from the metros. Two, Bihar marks the beginning of an election season that will see big states such as West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Assam elect new governments in the first half of 2021. A win in Bihar would be seen as evidence of Modi’s enduring popularity and the BJP party machine’s ability to buck incumbency. A favourable result would be a big boost for the Opposition as it strains to be heard in Parliament and outside. The Bihar outcome will have a bearing on battles elsewhere in the coming months.

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In his rally at Nalanda, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said that his party wants to work more for the development of the state. "We want all citizens to walk with the changing technology. We want them to be educated and equipped."

A day after Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar mentioned about "having eight to nine children in the quest for a son", the RJD has responded sharply. Tejashwi Yadav, the eighth of former chief ministers Lalu Yadav and Rabri Devi's nine children, tweeted that even Nitish Kumar's insults were "blessings" for him. "By commenting on my family, Nitish Kumar is targeting PM Modi as he also has six siblings. Using such language, Nitish Kumar has insulted women and my mother's sentiments. They don't speak on the main issues, like inflation, corruption, unemployment etc," the RJD Leader said.

On Monday, winding down the campaign for the first round of voting on Wednesday, Nitish Kumar attacked Tejashwi Yadav and his father Lalu Yadav. "Does anyone care? They have eight-nine children. They have no faith in daughters. After so many daughters, they had a son. You all can see - this is the kind of Bihar they want to make," the Chief Minister said.

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Announcing Tejashwi Yadav's rallies for today, the RJD said that the BJP-JD(U) combine will take the attention away from the issues of education, jobs, employment, but RJD will campaign around the same

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Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has seven rallies planned for the day

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Senior Congress leader Rajeev Shukla on Monday claimed that there is a storm in favour of the RJD-headed Grand Alliance in Bihar now, which is akin to the pro-Narendra Modi wave during the 2014 Lok Sabha polls. The "unexpected and unprecedented" poll outcome of Bihar is going to have an impact in the entire country as the mandate will change people's mind everywhere, Shukla said. "As per the information I received, there is not a wave, but a storm for the Grand Alliance. There is a storm blowing in favour of Tejashwi Prasad Yadav and the Congress-led alliance, which is similar to Narendra Modi's wave during 2014 Lok Sabha elections," Shukla told reporters

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi will address two public election meetings at Valmiki Nagar and Kusheshwar Asthan in Bihar on October 28. Senior state Congress leader Prem Chandra Mishra on Monday said that Gandhi will hold the meeting at Valmiki Nagar at 12 noon and the one at Kusheshwar Asthan at 2.30 pm.

Bypoll to the Valmiki Nagar Lok Sabha seat will be held on November 7, while Kusheshwar Asthan Assembly constituency will go to polls on November 3. PTI

A slipper was flung towards Chief Minister Nitish Kumar by some protestors while he was going towards his helicopter after completing speech at an election meeting in Sakra in Muzaffarpur district, but it missed the target. Police took four persons in custody on the charge of creating disturbances at the chief minister's rally, police sources said.

The Sakra incident is in the series of protests Kumar is facing during his rallies in different parts of the state. At many places, Kumar lost his cool and chided the protestors for "acting on behalf of political rivals" and telling them that nobody is bothered even if they don't vote for him.

Addressing rallies in Sakra and Mahua, Kumar hit out at the RJD for making "fake" promises during polls to "cheat" the people. (PTI)

BJP chief J P Nadda Monday said some people are trying to make a dent in the NDA alliance during the ongoing polls in Bihar and "we should remain cautious against them", in remarks seen as an oblique attack on LJP president Chirag Paswan.

Addressing an election rally here, Nadda said, "Some people indulge in conspiracies during elections. They want to make a dent in the NDA. On one hand, they criticise Chief Minister Nitish Kumar but on the other they praise Prime Minister Narendra Modi."

Though he did not name him, Naddas remarks is seen as a repudiation of Chirag Paswans political salvos against the chief minister but praise of Modi.

Earlier in the day, Paswan alleged corruption in Kumars Saat Nishchay (seven resolves) scheme of good governance and said if voted to power he would get it probed and send to jail those found guilty including the chief minister.

BSP president Mayawati on Monday warned voters in Bihar to guard against "conspiracies" of rival parties as she sought support for her party's alliance in the polls.

Voting for 243 assembly seats in Bihar will be held on October 28, November 3 and November 7.

In a tweet, the former UP chief minister said, "Preparations for the first phase of the Bihar assembly elections begins today with the end of the election campaign. Therefore, there is an appeal to everyone that they should take care against all kind of conspiracies and tactics of opponents and cast their votes and make the BSP and RLSP coalition successful."

The BSP, which is contesting on 80 seats in Bihar, has entered into an alliance with the Rashtriya Lok Samaj Party.

Mayawati had earlier stated that the objective of the alliance would be to provide equal rights and political representation to Dalits, Adivasis, minorities, upper castes and marginalised sections of society.

Bipin Paswan starts work at 9 am in the electric-switch factory where he works, and lives, with a dozen others. It’s one of the matchbox-like units lining the dirt lanes in Mangolpuri in Delhi’s North West district. A hoarding on one of the shop fronts announces “tatkal money transfers”. For every Rs 1,000 remitted back home, Rs 30 is charged, says Paswan, 26.

If he could go home to Begusarai’s Bachhwara, he would have voted for Chirag Paswan. “Not on caste. For once, I want to vote for a young leader to win,” he says. However, he has no plans of going this time; he didn’t go even during the lockdown as he had no money and feared losing his job if work restarted.

During the lockdown, the Nitish government that initially urged migrants to stay put, arranged ration kits for them in Delhi and other cities, says Kaushlendra. However, not everyone had access to or knew of such services. Read the report

BSP president Mayawati on Monday warned voters in Bihar to guard against "conspiracies" of rival parties as she sought support for her party's alliance in the polls. In a tweet, the former UP chief minister said, "Preparations for the first phase of the Bihar assembly elections begins today with the end of the election campaign. Therefore, there is an appeal to everyone that they should take care against all kind of conspiracies and tactics of opponents and cast their votes and make the BSP and RLSP coalition successful.” The BSP, which is contesting on 80 seats in Bihar, has entered into an alliance with the Rashtriya Lok Samaj Party.

LJP leader Chirag Paswan Monday took to Twitter to say that no development has happened in Bihar after the jungle raj by the RJD. “Jungle raj ke baad, nhi hua vikaas."

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During his rally today, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar requested voters to bring back the JD(U) in power. Targeting the RJD over ‘dynasty politics,’ Kumar said, “A few of them are only bothered about their immediate family. But I consider the entire state as my family and hence working for its development.”

RJD shares a video showing crowd at Tejashwi Yadav's rally

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Holding Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar responsible for not developing religious tourism in his 15-year-rule in the state, LJP chief and MP Chirag Paswan on Sunday asserted that he will develop various places associated with sufi saints in the state to improve revenue collections. LJP will implement its Bihar 1st, Bihari 1st vision document after coming to power which talks of promoting religious tourism in the state, he said in a series of tweets. A grand temple dedicated to Goddess Sita will be built in Sitamarhi, the district in which she is believed to have been born in, he said.

Stating that inflation is the biggest crisis, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav said that the country is going through an economic crisis. Targeting Centre over rising onion prices, he said, "BJP people used to wear a garland of onions. Now it's about to touch Rs 100/kg. There's unemployment, starvation is rising, small traders are destroyed, poverty is rising. GDP is falling, we're going through an economic crisis. hose who were speaking about onion when it touched Rs 50-60/kg are now silent when it has crossed Rs 80/kg. Farmers are being destroyed, youth is unemployed, Bihar is poor and people are migrating for education, jobs & medical help. Starvation is on a rise." (ANI)

LJP president Chirag Paswan said Sunday that if his party was voted to power, all those involved in “corruption” in the Nitish Kumar government’s Saat Nischay scheme, including the Chief Minister himself, would be sent to jail. "Why is the liquor ban not being reviewed? Is liquor smuggling not going on? Everyone is getting it. Govt & administration are colluding. There is not one minister in Bihar govt who doesn't know about it. If you don't want to review it, it means you are involved. Everyone knows where the money is going, CM has to contest election & do a lot of things. All of this is a matter of investigation. It'll be investigated by our govt - that where is all the money of liquor smuggling, '7 Nischay' scheme & funds by centre going," he said.

BJP president JP Nadda will address public meetings in Bihar's Poornia and Aurangabad districts tomorrow.

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Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Modi took to Twitter to point towards cases of violence during the elections held during RJD's rule in the state. "In the Lok Sabha, Vidhan Sabha, and Panchayat elections held between 1990-2004, a total of 641 people lost their lives in the poll violence," he tweeted. 

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Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is tired and no longer able to manage Bihar, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav said on Sunday, drawing sharp retorts from leaders of the ruling NDA. Yadav, 31, apparently referring to the age of the 69-year-old chief minister and said that he has got tired due to which he gives up when faced with a difficult situation -- be it the coronavirus pandemic or Acute Encephalitis Syndrome (AES) outbreak in Muzaffarpur.

"It seems that he has become energyless from the kind of boring, meaningless speeches he is giving and the things he is doing. Nitish Kumar is tired now and he is no longer able to manage Bihar," Yadav said. The comment drew sharp reactions from leaders of the ruling coalition who termed it "meaningless".

JD(U) state president Basistha Narayan Singh said, "Kumar is more energetic than many youths. He works for 14-15 hours a day, which many youngsters will not be able to do... The tired comment is bereft of any logic." State minister Sanjay Kumar Jha hit back at Yadav, saying the chief minister is at least not a "class 9 fail like him".

Chirag Paswan, Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) leader, claimed at a rally on Sunday that Chief Minister Nitish Kumar would be behind bars if his party is voted to power.

"Nitish Kumar and his officers will be behind bars if we come to power," Paswan said. Addressing a rally in Dumraon, Buxar in the run-up to polling in Bihar, Paswan raised several questions before the present state government. (ANI) 

A product of the socialist political movement, Jagada Babu — as he is popularly known in Bihar — is one of the founder members of the RJD and has represented the Ramgarh constituency in Central Bihar multiple times as an MLA. He remained a minister almost all through the Lalu regime. In 2009, Singh contested the Buxar Lok Sabha seat on an RJD ticket and defeated the BJP’s Lal Muni Choubey by just over 2,000 seats. The most popular leader then in that region, Choubey had not lost from Buxar since 1996. The seat was wrested back by the BJP in 2014 and retained in 2019, with Singh losing both times.  Read more 

BJP is set hold four major rallies in different parts of Bihar.

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" People's faith is associated with religious tourism and this will also increase the revenue of Bihar. Hence, special emphasis has been given to religious tourism in the vision document," says Paswan.

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As part of "Bihar first Bihari first" manifesto, LJP leader today said he will promoto religious tourism in Bihar. He said that a grand Sita Temple will be built in Sitamarhi district. Attacking the Nitish Kumar government, he said: " Had the present government promoted religious tourism in Bihar, we wouldn't have suffered from revenue problem."

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Responding to Bihar CM Nitish Kumar's attack, RJD leader and Grand Alliance’s chief ministerial candidate Tejashwi Yadav on Sunday said Kumar was running away from reality. " “Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has become completely energyless. His tedious, boring, stale and worn-out things have worn the public. Tired Nitish is running away from reality, logic and facts. By ruining the present and future of crores of youth of Bihar, they are turning the stale pages of history,” Yadav tweeted in his latest attack at the CM.

On Saturday, While addressing a poll rally in Teghra constituency, Nitish Kumar said: “Kahin koi ek school banaya tha…agar padhna chahte ho toh apne baap se pucho…apni maata se pucho…kahi koi school tha, ya ban raha tha” (Was there even one school built? If you want to know, ask your father..ask your mother. Was there any school? Was any school being built). Kumar was targeting Tejashwi’s father and former CM of Bihar, Lalu Prasad Yadav, who is currently jailed on charges of corruption, and his wife Rabri Devi.

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Today there is more development in Bihar because there is more awareness of empowerment in women. In Bihar, today more girls go to school. The raito of boys and girls have reached equal. 

Bihar CM Nitish Kumar urges the public of Phulparas constituency to vote for JD(U) candidate Sheela Mandal with majoirty votes so that Bihar witnesses more development. 

Bihar Chief Minister begins addressing the public at Phulparas constituency

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