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This article discusses the ongoing Bihar Assembly elections, highlighting the intense campaigning and key figures involved.
The first phase of voting for the Bihar Assembly elections has just ended, and now the focus shifts to the second phase. Voting took place on Thursday for 121 assembly seats, including 14 in Patna district. With the initial phase completed, political parties in Bihar are now ramping up their campaigns to prepare for the upcoming elections.
On Thursday, Patna Airport was buzzing with activity as a total of 21 helicopters and four chartered planes took off for various political events. The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) leaders made the most use of helicopters, with 16 of them. Meanwhile, leaders from the Indian Alliance held rallies in different districts using four helicopters, showing an active competition in the election campaign.
As the campaigning heats up, more aerial activities are scheduled for Friday. Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Maharashtra’s Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde will arrive in Bihar by chartered plane to support NDA candidates. Additionally, BJP President JP Nadda will also be campaigning in the central and southern parts of the state, highlighting the importance of this phase.
The Indian Alliance is not backing down either. Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav is set to hold meetings across Bihar, focusing on appealing to youth and backward class voters. Other leaders like Tejashwi Yadav and Rahul Gandhi are also expected to join forces for joint rallies, particularly focusing on regions like Seemanchal and North Bihar.
Patna Airport has turned into a hub for political activities during this election season. With so many helicopters and chartered planes flying in and out, it is clear that all parties are strategizing hard to cover as many seats as possible before the elections. The excitement and intensity of the campaign are expected to rise in the coming days.
Summary:
- First phase of Bihar elections is over, with focus now on the second phase.
- Patna Airport sees heavy political traffic as leaders campaign via helicopters.
- Amit Shah and other top leaders are set to address public meetings soon.
- Indian Alliance is also ramping up its campaign with key figures like Akhilesh Yadav.
- Political activity at Patna Airport indicates a fierce competition ahead.
