Bihar grand alliance partners Congress Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) and left-wing parties released their manifesto for the state assembly elections scheduled for late October and November this year on Saturday with a focus on farm laws and jobs.
Congressional Leader Randeep Singh Surjewala said that if they win the ballot box, under the leadership of Tejashwi Yadav of the RJD, the alliance will pass a bill in the first session of Vidhan Sabha to remove the three anti-farm laws passed by the Center last month.
Doing research on the Bharatiya Janata Party, Surjewala said that the BJP was contesting the polls in three alliances, one is with Janata Dal (United) that people can see, another is with Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) that people understand. . , and the third is with “Owaisi Saheb”.
Grand Alliance (GA) chief ministerial candidate Tejashwi Yadav said the core team has so far not visited the state to see how many people were affected by the flooding. “It seems that everyone is busy in the race to get the chair. People speak out loud that their job is one of service, not caring about the fruits themselves, but there are 60 scams in Bihar for “mewa,” he added.
On BJP leader Giriraj Singh’s questions against Congressional candidate Maskoor Usmani, Surjewala said that “the BJP is preparing a controversy in the hate factory to divert attention. Our candidate for Jale never aligned himself with the ideology of Jinnah. When he was a student at AMU, he wrote to the Prime Minister asking for Jinnah’s portrait to be removed from the AMU, Parliament and the Bombay High Court, but Prime Minister Modi never responded. “
Congressional Leader Shaktisinh Gohil was also present at the launch of the Mahagathbandhan Common Minimum Program document.
Earlier this week, the alliance partners had published a list of candidates competing for 243 seats in the Bihar assembly, which will take place in three phases starting on October 28. Results will be announced on November 10.
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