Patna: Polling for the third and final phase of Bihar assembly elections is scheduled on November 7. A campaign for this is going on, which is going to stop today. Before that, all are not going to leave any opportunity to tighten their arms. Recently, the National President of Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) Chirag Paswan has claimed that after the elections, BJP-LJP-led government will be formed in Bihar.

#WATCH जिस प्रधानमंत्री जी को आप (नीतीश कुमार) कोसते नहीं थक रहे थे आज उनके साथ मंच पर नतमस्तक होते नहीं थक रहे हैं। ये कुर्सी के प्रति आपका प्रेम और लालच दिखाता है। 10 तारीख के बाद ये तेजस्वी के सामने नतमस्तक होते दिखेंगे: LJP प्रमुख चिराग पासवान pic.twitter.com/Mdf6OGzjAz

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Attacking CM Nitish Kumar, he said, 'Today the Prime Minister, whom he was not tired of cursing, is not tired of bowing with him on stage. This shows his love and greed towards the chair. After 10th, they will be seen bowing in front of Tejashwi.' Chirag said all these things in the party office in Patna. He said, "LJP performed very well in the first and second phases." He also said, 'CM Nitish Kumar will have to vacate the Chief Minister's residence on November 10. LJP candidates will win most seats.

Chirag also said that even in the third phase, there is a lot of enthusiasm among the voters about LJP. At least he is not going to become the Chief Minister again. Neither he is able to get Bihar to work with the Central Government nor is he able to solve the problems. They have an excuse for everything that the Central Government has to do, the Election Commission and the Governor have to do it. If all things have to be done by others, then why has Nitish been sitting on a chair for the last 15 years. Apart from this, Chirag attacked Nitish on many things.

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