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Hyderabad MP and AIMIM Chief Asaduddin Owaisi has said that he will support the Nitish Kumar government, but along with this he has also put a condition. He has said that Seemanchal should get its rights. Owaisi said this in a public meeting in Aamour. He has said that Seemanchal has been a victim of neglect for decades. Now the situation should improve.
VIDEO | Bihar: Addressing a gathering in Amour, AIMIM Chief Asaduddin Owaisi (@asadowaisi) said, “We will open the party office for all our five MLAs, and they will sit in that office and interact with people, twice every week. We will try to start this work within six months. I… pic.twitter.com/1vN33gN7WW
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What did Owaisi say in Bihar rally?
Owaisi said that we are ready to support Nitish Kumar’s government. Seemanchal should get its justice. Development should not be limited to Patna and Rajgir only. The areas of Seemanchal are struggling with fundamental problems including migration and corruption.
He has also made it clear that he will keep a close watch on the work of his elected MLAs. He said, our five MLAs will sit in their offices two days a week. You will also share your live location with me. He has also said that he will visit these areas every 6 months.
AIMIM MLA had joined RJD
In the recently held assembly elections, NDA has won 14 seats in Seemanchal area. This time Owaisi has won 5 seats in these areas. Even in the year 2020, his party had won 5 seats here, but at that time 4 MLAs had joined RJD.
Owaisi captures five seats of Seemanchal
This time’s elections have decided how much these areas of Seemanchal trust his party. His party has made its candidates win on five seats here. There is a sizeable Muslim population in these areas. Kosi river also flows through these areas. Only Kosi flood affects these areas. These areas are surrounded by rural population.
Let us tell you, this time NDA has won the Bihar Assembly elections with a huge majority. At the same time, the Grand Alliance has won very few seats as expected. Nitish Kumar has taken oath as the Chief Minister of the state for the 10th time.