By Admin 
The political turmoil regarding Bihar assembly elections is at its peak. NDA and Grand Alliance kept their efforts in the campaign. But in this campaign very interesting battles are being seen regarding UP. On one hand, CM Yogi Adityanath is boasting about investment in the state and ending mafia rule, while on the other hand, opposition parties are fanning the issue of Dalit oppression and caste.
While UP CM Yogi Adityanath and his cabinet members are busy campaigning in the Bihar Assembly elections, on the other hand, the Samajwadi Party chief has taken charge of the election campaign in support of the Grand Alliance. UP Congress State President Ajay Rai is also camping in the districts of Purvanchal with his team. Both sides are hurling political words at each other.
UP issues dominate Bihar elections
While CM Yogi is attacking his opponents in his public meetings on corruption and jungle raj, he also does not fail to tell what changes have taken place in UP after his government came to power. What work was done in PM Modi’s parliamentary constituency Varanasi-Gorakhpur, from expressways to airports, which reduced the distance between the two states (UP-Bihar).
CM Yogi is trying to tell that investment, employment and religious tourism have increased in UP due to which the state is progressing rapidly. Zero tolerance towards crime, freedom from loot, murder, dacoity and riots, mafias were demolished with bulldozers.
War of words between NDA and Grand Alliance
On the other hand, SP and Congress are raising incidents of oppression of Dalits, backward classes and minorities in the state. How a Dalit was abused and beaten to death in Rae Bareli, incidents of harassment of women have increased. The opposition is also saying that even though Nitish is the CM, the real key is in the hands of BJP.
SP President Akhilesh Yadav even called BJP a master of creating riots and increasing communal forces. Whereas Congress leader Ajay Rai attacked PM Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah and said that after UP, the two Gujaratis are now engaged in destroying Bihar.
‘Three monkeys in India alliance – Pappu, Tappu and Appu’ said Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath in Bihar