The head of the Lok Janshakti Party (LJP), Chirag Paswan, launched a strong attack on Janta Dal (United) on Wednesday, saying that every vote given to the party’s candidates will force children to emigrate from the state.
He also targeted Prime Minister Nitish Kumar, saying he needs a photograph of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the election campaign, but LJP’s thinking is already aligned with that of the Prime Minister.
“Every vote given to the JD (U) candidates will force your son to migrate tomorrow. Nitish Kumar needs to put up a photo of the prime minister. Our thinking aligns with that of the Prime Minister. We share a relationship of heart, ”Paswan said during a video conference with LJP candidates for the Bihar polls.
The LJP chief said his party will not seek votes on the grounds of religion and caste.
“The subject of the election will be Bihar first, Bihari first. The LJP will not seek votes on religion and caste, but will ask people to vote Bihar first, Bihari first. Some people divide and rule politics. Chirag Paswan cannot work under the leadership of those who prevented the Biharis from entering Bihar during the closure period, ”he said.
After the death of his father Ramvilas Paswan on October 8, the LJP chief has not left his home to campaign for the election.
LJP, which opted out of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in Bihar, has decided to run candidates for the seats contested by JD (U).
The leader of the Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP), Sushil Kumar Modi, had said that his party can write to the Election Commission to prevent any other party except the NDA alliance partners from using Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s photograph on your posters.
“If necessary, we will write to the electoral commission that only four parties, JD (U), BJP, HAM and VIP, can use the photo of Prime Minister Modi and, if any other party is found using his photo, the Electoral Commission I would be free to take action, ”Sushil Modi had said.
LJP has announced candidates in 27 seats who will go to the polls in the first phase of the election.
Elections for the 243-seat Bihar Assembly will be held in three phases: on October 28, November 3 and 7. The counting of votes will take place on November 10.
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