Nitish Kumar to hold an actual rally today after holding a virtual one
Nitish Kumar to hold an actual rally today after holding a virtual one
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Bihar: Political war continues for Bihar assembly elections. Yes, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has taken the front to conquer the same war. He will now go for an actual rally after the virtual rally was completed. Yes, he is now going to try to make the political environment of Bihar in his favor through an actual rally. Today, on Wednesday, the Chief Minister is going to address four public meetings in four assembly constituencies and will start his election campaign. In fact, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has started an exercise to create an atmosphere in favor of JD (U) candidates in the first phase of assembly constituencies.

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In view of this, he is the first to address a public meeting at Amarpur in Banka district at 11:30 am on Wednesday. He will then address a public meeting at Sultanganj in Bhagalpur district at 12:40 pm. He will then address a public meeting at Tarapur assembly constituency in Munger district at 1:50 pm and appeal to the JD (U) candidate to win. After all, he will finally address a public meeting at 3:05 pm in Mokama assembly constituency of Patna district. According to reports, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is going to address four public meetings on Thursday as well after Wednesday.

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On Thursday, Nitish Kumar is going to address the first public meeting in the Chakai assembly constituency of Jamui, the second house at Lakhisarai's Suragada seat, the third public meeting in the Barbigha assembly constituency of Sheikhpur and the fourth at Paliganj in Patna. It has become clear from all of them that Nitish Kumar will hold three rallies every day in the rest of Bihar and finally address one seat in Patna district.

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