Now, After a long days, I have come to express our conception
in witch language ‘English’. So, I am talking about current political stability
of Bihar State today. Therefore, presently flowing here the storm of election.
So, Naturally there have arrived a lot of politicians to strengthen their
ground. Many would be politicians rounding the office of parties to ensure his
ticket in election. Allegation-Reallegation is at the zenith in state. One side
BJP along with his colleague attack on their rivals with a lot of union
ministers including prime Minister. BJP says ‘kya chalegi bharasta, apradhion
our ahankarion ki sarkar, so abki baar bhajpa sarkar’. Another side, Nitish
also attacks with his dubious friend lalu on BJP, and they want to prove wrong
the reign of BJP in central government yet. Nitish launched a propaganda in the
form of ‘Har-Ghar dastak’. All corners of the city exist with a big hording of
Nitish quoted ‘Yun hi badhata rahe bihar, ek baar phhir nitish kumar’.
But, The main question, who is best for people, which is the most
beneficent for common man? Many question rises in the sense of good governance,
development and humanitarian MLAs, but No one want to answered there question.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi comes to Bihar and what is doing? Repeated same
promises, sharply attacks on existence government. Probably, Modi would be
forgotten their promises of good days. Just same as ‘Contrary thief scolded
police(ulta chor kotwal ko daante). Narendra Modi had also promised for the ‘special status of
Bihar’, However Now he saying for only financial help. Nitish and Lalu come
from J.P. Movement but both of ideology are different. Both are concentrate on
their political benefit. Most hilarious part of their friendship is critising
with couplet on one-another. Because, JDU & RJD find their odds of benefit
in sit-sharing coalition. Hence, What can we expect by these politician to
ensure the safety, law control, poorness & even development. That answer
would be future.
Writer:- Ashwani kumar, who ever want to become an
‘Independent remarker’.
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