Campaign for Bihar assembly election is in full swing. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, 69, faces multiple challengers in the Bihar election as he tries to win a fourth term.
Chirag Paswan stepped up his campaign today, seeking votes even from the BJP voters who do not support the Chief Minister. His tweet this morning read: "I request you to please vote for LJP candidates to implement #Bihar1stBihari1st. Everywhere else vote for the BJP. The coming government will be a #Nitish-free government."
This morning, Tejashwi Yadav, who is officially Nitish Kumar's main opponent, targeted the chief minister over his latest outburst at an election rally. "Respected Nitish ji is tired. The public is fed up of his stale, boring and age-old speeches," the RJD leader replied in a veiled dig to Mr Kumar, who a day earlier had accused Tejashwi Yadav's father attacked Tejashwi Yadav's father, Lalu Yadav, of ignoring the state's development during his rule.
Bihar will vote for a new government across three phases starting October 28, with results due on November 10.
