Patna: Assembly elections may be held in Bihar in October 2020 this year. Election preparations have already been started by all political parties. Meanwhile, in the capital Patna, the poster war has started after the verbal war between Janta Dal-United (JDU) and Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD). At one of the busiest intersections of the capital, a poster from JDU has been placed at the Income Tax intersection.

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According to the information, on one side it has been written that JDU is seeking special state status for Bihar, on the other side it is written that RJD was asking for special prisoner status for Lalu Prasad. This poster is very much discussed there. This poster has been put by JDU at the income tax intersection so that more and more people can see it. According to the sources, the income tax intersection connects most of the main routes of Patna city, and if you have to go to Bailey Road or station, then you will have to pass through this intersection. Through the poster war, both parties are trying hard to get voters in their camp.

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Earlier in the month of February, a poster was issued by the Rashtriya Janata Dal against the Bihar government. The JDU was targeted in a poster released by RJD on 3 February. According to the information, RJD had released a poster named 'Kursi Ke Pyare - Bihar's killer'. The poster showed Bihar drowning. He was accused of playing the chair while describing the government as a player. It was alleged that Bihari is being looted and the public is being exploited and tortured. In the poster, the government has described people as unemployed and spreading corruption. Through the poster, they attacked that the government came from theft and took the whole of Bihar.

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