Patna: In the country, cases of corona infection are increasing rapidly. India has reached number 5 in the world in terms of corona infection. Meanwhile, Home Minister Amit Shah has today sorted the Bihar election in a virtual rally. Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) has started a Thali Peeto campaign against this virtual rally of Amit Shah.

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Giriraj Singh, a minister in the central government, said that some political parties only oppose PM Modi and BJP. These are the same people who opposed playing the plates in honor of the Corona warriors at the behest of PM Modi and today are playing the plates themselves for the rights of the poor. Rabri Devi, Tejasvi Yadav and Tej Pratap Yadav, outside the Rabri residence, protested against the Union government and Amit Shah's virtual rally with Nitish government by playing a plate. A circular circle was built outside the Rabri house to play the plate. All the people of RJD were standing in this circle and playing the plate. The RJD retaliated by playing a plate against the problems faced by the migrant laborers during the Corona crisis and the virtual rally of Home Minister Amit Shah.

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Former BJP National President and Union Home Minister Amit Shah will address the people of Bihar on Sunday in an online manner. This is seen as the beginning of BJP's election campaign for the upcoming assembly elections in Bihar. The BJP is making all efforts to make this event a success, because no major political gathering can be organized due to the coronavirus epidemic. However, this online rally is only part of a month-long campaign of the BJP, in which the achievements of the Modi government are being seen before the people. The event is being held on completion of the first year of the second term of the Narendra Modi-led government at the Center.

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