Bihar 2020 Election: Congress President Sonia Gandhi called on voters to vote for change in Bihar
New Delhi:
Ahead of the Bihar Assembly elections, Congress Speaker Sonia Gandhi today fervently appealed to voters to announce a change in state and build a ‘new Bihar’, claiming that the JDU-BJP government He has strayed from his path and was in power and ego.
In a video four minutes before the first phase of tomorrow’s vote, he said that the current administration led by Nitish Kumar is neither saying nor doing good and workers are helpless, farmers are upset and young people are disappointed with it.
“Drunk with power and arrogance, the Bihar government has strayed from its path. Its words and deeds are suspect. The workers are helpless, the farmers are upset, and the youth are disappointed. The people are bearing the brunt of the fragile state. of Economy.”
“A serious crisis has fallen on the farmers of India. The lives of the Dalits and Mahadalites have been destroyed and similar is the fate of the backward sectors of society,” he accused.
बिहार की पवित्र और ऐतिहासिक धरती को मैं नमन करती हूं। आज बिहार में सत्ता और अंहकार में डूबी सरकार अपने रास्ते से अलग हट गई है।
कांग्रेस अध्यक्षा श्रीमती सोनिया गांधी जी का बिहार की जनता के नाम संदेश।#TalkBiharpic.twitter.com/J3dTstuK4L
– Congress (@INCIndia) October 27, 2020
“The people of Bihar are with the Mahagathbandhan Congress and this is Bihar’s call,” he added.
Sonia Gandhi claimed that the Delhi and Bihar governments have brought about demonetization, lockdown, economic closure and job closure and called on the people of the state to build a “new Bihar” for the next generation and cultivation.
“The time has come to usher in change in the state,” he said, noting that governments cannot be formed on the basis of fear and crime.
Voting for the first phase of Bihar’s assembly elections will take place on Wednesday with 71 constituencies in six districts, including some of the areas affected by the Maoists.
The second and third phase of voting will take place on November 3 and 7 and the scrutiny on November 10.
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