New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is doing virtual rallies in the Corona crisis. Due to which the party has come under the target of the opposition parties. Meanwhile, buoyed by Union Home Minister Amit Shah's first virtual rally, the BJP is now seriously considering a virtual rally for PM Narendra Modi for Bihar.

By the end of this year assembly elections are due in Bihar. In view of this, this rally of BJP is being considered important. However, in Bihar, BJP and JDU are planning to contest together. Home Minister Amit Shah himself has made it clear at the Bihar rally that elections will be fought under the leadership of Nitish Kumar. However, on the pretext of this virtual rally of BJP, it is also considered an attempt to put pressure on JDU. Under which the party can stake claim to contest on 50 percent seats.

There are 243 assembly seats in Bihar. All parties want to contest on more seats. Bihar assembly elections are taking place at a time when people's lives have become difficult due to Coronavirus. Especially the problem of migrant workers has come up during lockdown. In which the migration of millions of workers of Bihar is no less than a tragedy.  BJP is also working on a plan to collect 50 people at each booth of 72,400 polling booths in the state.

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