Gayaji (Bihar): Jan Suraaj founder Prashant Kishor on Friday blamed the Nationwide Democratic Alliance (NDA) for the alleged deterioration of safety in Bihar. He stated the latest assault on Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha’s convoy proves that “nobody is secure” within the state.
“He (Vijay Sinha) himself has confirmed the ‘charu, charitra, chehra’ of his authorities. Nobody is secure right here and there’s no rule of legislation. Earlier, the folks tolerated it. Now the leaders are additionally going through it throughout elections,” Kishore advised reporters right here.
Within the early hours of November 6, when the primary part of the Bihar elections was underway, folks attacked the convoy of Deputy Chief Minister and Bharatiya Janata Celebration (BJP) Lakhisarai candidate Vijay Kumar Sinha whereas visiting Koliari village within the constituency.
Mr. Sinha alleged that it was “Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) miscreants” who attacked his members and promised bulldozing motion in opposition to folks.
Instantly after the incident, the deputy CM spoke to the Superintendent of Police (SP) over the cellphone. Police personnel are current on the scene.
The primary part of meeting elections in Bihar ended peacefully with a document voter turnout of 64.66 per cent, the best within the state’s historical past.
Voting was held for 121 seats throughout 18 constituencies, with a complete of three.75 billion voters eligible to train their franchise within the first part of voting. The second stage of the parliamentary vote will likely be held on November eleventh and the votes will likely be counted on November 14th.
The elections have been held after the just lately concluded Particular Intensive Revision of the Electoral Register (SIR). Opposition events had expressed sturdy considerations concerning the train.
SIR can even be carried out in different states and union territories of the nation.
Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar stated the state recorded the best voter turnout since 1951.
CEC stated, “Bihar has charted the trail to statehood. SIR with zero appeals and the best voter turnout since 1951. The purest electoral roll and enthusiastic participation of voters. Clear and dedicated electoral equipment. A triumph of democracy. It has been an excellent journey for ECI.” (Ani)
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