As Bihar gears up for Phase-2 of its Assembly Elections, political parties intensify campaigning across 122 constituencies. Development and employment dominate manifestos, with NDA and Mahagathbandhan offering sharply contrasting visions. Rallies, roadshows, and fiery speeches mark the final stretch before voting begins on Tuesday
Development and employment take center stage in Bihar’s electoral battleground
Campaigning for Phase-2 of the Bihar Assembly Elections reached a fever pitch this weekend, with major parties making last-ditch efforts to sway voters. The second phase will see polling across 122 constituencies in 20 districts. Leaders from the NDA, Mahagathbandhan, and other regional outfits are focusing on promises of infrastructure, job creation, and welfare schemes.
Key highlights:
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed rallies in Bettiah, accusing RJD and Congress of neglecting development priorities
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NDA’s manifesto emphasizes private investment, entrepreneurship, and women’s empowerment
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Mahagathbandhan counters with pledges for government jobs, direct welfare benefits, and social justice reforms
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Voter turnout and youth engagement are expected to be decisive in this phase
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Campaigning will conclude Monday evening, ahead of Tuesday’s polling
Electoral pulse
With both alliances presenting divergent roadmaps for Bihar’s future, Phase-2 could prove pivotal in shaping the state’s political landscape. Voters now weigh promises against performance as the countdown to ballots begins.
Sources: NewsOnAir, Economic Times, Financial Express