Public meetings of NDA and UPA candidates were held at two different places in Goraul, Vaishali, Bihar
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar arrived to seek votes in favour of NDA candidate Veena Devi
CURATED BY – CHANDAN KUMAR CHAUBEY | CITYCHIEFNEWS
Vaishali, comparative discussion of Bihar and the work done in the present is increasing, public meetings were organised at two different places in Goraul for NDA and UPA candidates. The first meeting was organised in the premises of Premraj Higher Secondary School in Goraul. Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar arrived there to seek votes in favour of NDA candidate Veena Devi. However, the helicopter reached the venue a little before the scheduled time of the Chief Minister's programme. Despite the scorching heat and sun, a large number of voters and men and women arrived to listen to the Chief Minister. Apart from the Chief Minister, Minister Bijay Chaudhary was also present. Chief Minister Shri Kumar had a comparative discussion of Bihar before 2006 and the work done in the present. The development done in many areas including education, health, tourism in Goraul, Patedhi Belsar, Vaishali was presented before the people. Also, he appealed to the people to be cautious while taking the praise of his work by others. He appealed to the people to make LJP candidate Veena Devi win from Vaishali Lok Sabha.
In the meeting of Chief Minister Premraj, he again talked about crossing 4000, although immediately after becoming cautious, he talked about crossing 400 in front of the people.
The program was presided over by Goraul Block JDU President Umesh Singh alias Bhagwan Singh, while the stage was conducted by JDU leader Akhilesh Prasad Singh. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and Minister Bijay Chaudhary, who reached the program, were welcomed by Vaishali MLA Siddharth Patel, JDU leader Satya Narayan Singh, Pankaj Patel, JDU District President Subhash Chandra Singh, BJP District President Premchandra Kushwaha, BJP Lok Sabha Coordinator Abhishek Raj alias Raja Bhaiya, LJP leader Brajdev Paswan, Santosh Paswan, JDU leader Trivikram Prasad Singh, Bengali Singh, Shabhu Singh, Deepak Kumar Singh, Prem Kumar Nishad, Prof. Ved Prakash, Sunil Suman, Ranjit Prasad Singh and dozens of other leaders by giving bouquets and garlands. While JDU Goraul workers welcomed them with a garland weighing two quintals.
On the other hand, Leader of Opposition and former Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav and VIP Supremo Mukesh Sahni reached the ground of Sondho High School in Goraul in Godhli Bela to appeal to vote in favor of RJD candidate Vijay Kumar Shukla. Where Mukesh Sahni said in a subtle way that I have no problem with Modi, but it is important for him to recognize his strength. He took the politics of Patna in a reverse direction. Whereas former Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav took the NDA in a very composed manner. He said in a convincing manner to a teacher and a student that despite ill health and the doctor's advice of bed rest, he has held about 185 meetings till now. He said that my pain is nothing in front of unemployed people like you. It is nothing in front of the problems of farmers and students. On June 4, with the support of all of you, I will first get Modi rest from power, then I will take bed rest. However, the former Deputy Chief Minister also said that as soon as the ED alliance government is formed at the Center, he will give jobs to one crore people, including many other promises. In the end, with the consent of the people gathered in the school premises, RJD candidate Vijay Kumar Shukla was garlanded with Vijay Shri. The program was presided over by District President Vaidnath Chandravanshi and conducted by Block President Ajay Rai. RJD MLA Saurabh, former MLC Subodh Rai, RJD spokesperson Chittaranjan Gagan, RJD leader Urmila Thakur, Suchitra Choudhary, Goraul chief Munna Rai, RJD leader Mahesh Rai, Santosh Yadav, Umesh Rai, Ramniwas Singh and many local leaders addressed the program and appealed to vote for RJD.
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