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Reacting to this advertisement, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal, who is emerging as a rallying point of all non-Congress and non-BJP outfits, asked if “these ads in Bihar have been given by the BJP’s fringe elements Or by the BJP top brass ”It may be recalled that a few weeks go Prime Minister Narendra Modi had raised the beef issue in his election rallies in the state. The BJP is also relying on the NCP-SP combine and Asaaduddin Owaisi’s AIMIM to split the Yadav and Muslim vote. At Munger, hitting out at RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav, the PM had said: “The Yaduvanshis in Gujarat brought the white revolution in the country. But Laluji doesn’t know what all he ate. For some experts, a high turnout could favour the Grand Alliance and a low turnout might help the BJP. Singh and Ajoy Kumar met the EC and alleged that the advertisement amounted to “seeking votes in the name of religion”.N. This particular belt is also known for high turnouts.”After the advertisement was published, the Grand Secular Alliance was left fuming. This, incidentally, is the main strength of the Grand Alliance, particularly of the RJD. If this analysis is to be believed, the last phase could possibly be the deciding factor. He has insulted the Yadav community by commenting about what they eat.
Both the BJP and the Nitish Kumar-led Grand Secular Alliance are on tenterhooks. The electoral arithmetic indicates that the minority community (mainly Muslims) come close to 30 per cent, with 14 per cent of Yadavs in these 57 seats. Siddaramaiah”. An advertisement published by the party in newspapers on Wednesday questioned chief minister Nitish Kumar’s silence on the beef controversy, with the tagline “Jawaab nahi, toh vote nahin” (If there will be no reply, there will be no vote). In the 2014 Lok Sabha polls, there are some reports that the region saw voter turnouts of over 60 per cent. Senior JD(U) leader and party spokesman Niraj Kumar said: “This advertisement is an attempt to create a communal atmosphere in the state ahead of the last phase of the polls. The BJP, however, defended its action, with senior leader Sushil Kumar Modi saying there was “nothing wrong in our advertisement on the beef issue”, and asking the CM to “break his silence on controversial remarks by the RJD supremo Lalu Prasad yadav, his colleague Raghuvansh Prasad Singh and Karnataka CM S.
As Muslim-dominated Seemanchal votes on Thursday, both the BJP and the Grand Alliance are relying on their choice of candidates.BJP, Grand Alliance on tenterhooksThe curtain will finally fall on the long, bitterly-fought battle for Bihar, with the state voting in the fifth and final phase on Thursday.The saffronites also expect that Pappu Yadav, who has joined hands with the Third Front (NCP-SP), to split the Nitish-Lalu Yadav votebank..” A JD(U) delegation comprising general secretary K.C.For a BJP insider, while the Grand Alliance seems to have “done better” in the first two phases, the BJP “recovered rapidly” in the third and fourth phases. They made Gujarat a centre of the white revolution by following Lord Krishna’s cow-herding tradition. With 57 seats, Muslim-dominated Seemanchal could possibly play a key role Ceiling Rod in deciding the state’s next government.Accusations of the BJP trying to polarise the region on communal lines flew thick and fast with the party coming out with an advertisement on cow protection in Bihar. Tyagi and Congress spokesmen R.
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