Gaya: A tremendous incident is coming out from Bihar's Gaya, here two Hindu-Muslim friends have shown a mirror to those who spoil the atmosphere in the name of religion. In fact, Abrar Ahmed has been continuously becoming ward councilor from ward no. Former deputy mayor of the corporation Mohan Srivastava was also trying his luck from ward number 11 but the public did not elect him and he lost the election. 

Abrar Ahmed, who was a special friend of Deputy Mayor Mohan Srivastava, has himself resigned from the post of a councilor to make Mohan Srivastava contest from his ward. He has resigned from his post to make his friend Mohan Srivastava win the Municipal Corporation elections. After losing the election of Ward Councilor of Gaya Municipal Corporation, he had only two ways left to go back to the corporation. Either he would have tried his luck again in the election for the post of councilor in Ward 15 or would have entered the Municipal Corporation by electing an unopposed councilor from another seat.

Abrar Ahmed resigned from his post only to make him win the councilor election again. From Ward No. 26, he and his wife Tabassum Praveen from Ward No. 25 have been continuously winning the elections unopposed. Abrar Ahmed said that he has tendered his resignation to make his friend and deputy mayor Mohan Srivastava, who lost in the election, a councilor again. He said that we are sure that Mohan Srivastava will do better work than us. He said that taking this decision in favor of the minority community, the people here will make them win the election unopposed. While congratulating Abrar Ahmed's friend Mohan Srivastava, who lost the election of Ward Councillor, he said that he has done the work of showing a mirror to the attitude towards Hindu-Muslim in society. In the coming time, we will decide whether we will contest the elections or not.

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