Patna (Bihar) [India], November 6 (ANI): Janata Dal (United) chief Ashok Chaudhary on Thursday launched a blistering assault on Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) over ‘change in authorities’ remarks, asserting that the ‘bread that will get burnt is thrown away’ (Jo Roti jal jati hai, usko phenk diya jata hai).
The JDU chief’s remarks come after fFormer Bihar Chief Minister and RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav, at this time, after casting his vote in Patna, stated that the ‘roti ought to maintain turning on the tawa, in any other case it should burn’ (Tawa se roti palatati rahni chahiye nhi toh jal jayegi).
Reacting to Lalu Yadav’s tweet, JDU chief Ashok Chaudhary advised ANI, ‘Jo Roti jal jati hai, usko phenk diya jata hai.’
Chaudhary appealed to the folks of Bihar to keep in mind that ‘this is similar Bihar that dominated from Afghanistan to Bangladesh’.
‘I attraction to the folks to keep in mind that this is similar Bihar that dominated from Afghanistan to Bangladesh. Bihar made India a golden sparrow through the Maurya interval… We have a wealthy historical past and tradition. To regain that, we’ve to vote for improvement by rising above caste politics…’ the RJD chief stated.
JDU chief Ashok Chaudhary, his spouse Nita Chaudhary, his daughter and LJP Ram Vilas MP Shambhavi Chaudhary at this time forged their vote at a polling sales space at Buddha Colony’s ST Paul School in Patna.
Calling the continued polling a mirrored image of ‘altering Bihar,’ Shambhavi Chaudhary stated, ‘Right to vote is the largest proper given by the Constitution. Casting a vote is essential. I attraction to the folks to exit and vote for these whose ideology they’ll relate to. The voter turnout is excellent this time. More ladies than males are seen on the polling cubicles; that is the image of a altering Bihar. Women will select a robust authorities for Bihar.’
Nita Chaudhary additionally urged residents to take part in massive numbers, saying, ‘I attraction to the folks to return and forged their votes. It is the proper and responsibility of each citizen… Bihar mein Bahar hai.’
Earlier within the day, Former Bihar Chief Minister and RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav noting the NDA’s authorities’s 20-year rule in Bihar, referred to as for a change in authorities on this election.
‘Tawa se roti palatati rahni chahiye nhi toh jal jayegi (The roti ought to maintain turning on the tawa, in any other case it should burn) 20 years is just too lengthy! Now, for the youth authorities and the brand new Bihar, a Tejashwi authorities is extraordinarily vital,’ Lalu Yadav stated in a put up on X.
Lalu Prasad Yadav additionally shared an image of himself together with his spouse Rabri Devi and son Tejashwi Yadav after casting their votes.
Additionally, Bihar recorded a brisk voter turnout of 42.31 per cent as of 1 pm within the first section of meeting elections, as per the information of the Election Commission of India. Among the 18 districts, Gopalganj recorded the very best turnout of 46.73 per cent, adopted by Lakhisarai with 46.37 per cent and Begusarai with 46.02 per cent, until 1 pm.
Patna, the capital of Bihar, proceed to file sluggish voter turnout amongst all districts with a turnout of 37.72 per cent.
The first section of the 2025 meeting elections in Bihar commenced at this time at 7:00 am throughout 121 constituencies in 18 districts of the state, masking roughly 3.75 crore electors and 243 seats.
Polling will conclude at 6 pm, and as a result of safety issues, polling time has been curtailed to five pm in some constituencies.
The first section will resolve the destiny of a number of senior leaders, together with RJD’s Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, BJP leaders Samrat Choudhary and Mangal Pandey and JD(U)’s Shravan Kumar and Vijay Kumar Choudhary. Tej Pratap Yadav can be within the fray within the first section.
In the 2020 polling occurred in, three phases. The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) secured 125 seats, whereas the opposition Mahagathbandhan (MGB) gained 110.
Among the foremost events, the Janata Dal (United) bagged 43 seats, the BJP bagged 74, the RJD secured 75 seats and the Congress 19. The JD(U) contested 115 constituencies, the BJP 110, whereas the RJD contested 144 seats and the Congress 70. (ANI)