18
Bihar Election: Morality went to pieces in Bihar elections. Sons, daughters and wives of the leaders dominated the ticket distribution.
Bihar Election: Morality was torn apart in Bihar elections. Sons, daughters and wives of the leaders dominated the ticket distribution. The influence of dynasty politics continues in the political scenario of Bihar. A large number of candidates are sons, daughters, wives or close relatives of established politicians. Experts say that as far as the entry of dynasty politics into politics is concerned, no party in Bihar can claim moral superiority on this basis. Voting for the 243-member Bihar Assembly will be held in two phases on November 6 and 11 and the results will be declared on November 14. The prominent candidates contesting from various political parties are sons, daughters and wives. RJD’s Tejashwi Yadav (younger son and successor of party supremo Lalu Prasad) is trying his luck from Raghopur, BJP’s Samrat Chaudhary (son of former minister Shakuni Chaudhary) is from Tarapur, RJD’s Osama Shahab (son of gangster-turned-politician late Mohammad Shahabuddin) is trying his luck from Raghunathpur.
Snehlata is the wife of Upendra Kushwaha
Apart from this, Rashtriya Lok Morcha’s Snehlata (wife of party chief Upendra Kushwaha) from Sasaram, BJP’s Nitish Mishra from Jhanjharpur (son of former CM Jagannath Mishra), HAM’s Deepa Manjhi from Imamganj (daughter-in-law of Union Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi), Morwa and Chanakya Prasad Ranjan (son of JD(U) Banka MP Girdhari Prasad Yadav), who have fielded as RJD candidate from Belhar seat. nominate yourself The letter has been filed. Apart from this, JD(U)’s Komal Singh (daughter of Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) MP Veena Devi) from Gaighat, JD(U)’s Chetan Anand (son of party MP Lovely Anand) from Nabinagar, Nitin Nabeen (son of late BJP leader Nabin Kishore Sinha) from Bankipur, Sanjeev Churasai (son of BJP leader Ganga Prasad Chaurasia) from Digha and Rahul Tiwari (son of senior RJD leader Shivanand Tiwari). Son) is contesting elections from Shahpur.
Shivani is Munna Shukla’s daughter
Rakesh Ojha (son of BJP leader late Visheshwar Ojha) is contesting from Shahpur, Veena Devi (wife of Surajbhan Singh, who recently joined RJD) from Mokama and Shivani Shukla (daughter of senior RJD leader Munna Shukla) is contesting from Lalganj. Citizens said that people should raise their voice against dynasty politics. Because they easily enter politics. He belongs to established political families. This is also happening because education was never given priority in Bihar in the last 77 years. People said that as far as the entry of dynasts into politics is concerned, no party in Bihar can claim moral superiority on this basis. Vikas said that the education level of the rural population in Bihar is very low. According to the latest caste survey, only 14.71 percent of the population in Bihar has passed the Class 10 examination. They are not politically aware. This is why political parties take advantage of less educated voters and allow dynasts to enter the electoral fray.
Ordinary worker can’t even think
RJD state unit spokesperson Mrityunjay Tiwari told PTI that it is true that an ordinary party worker cannot think of contesting elections these days. Also when glamor has become an integral part of every Indian election, ordinary party workers are not given priority. He said that it is also a fact that unbridled use of money by candidates and political parties has made elections difficult. Bihar BJP spokesperson Neeraj Kumar told PTI that the BJP gives importance only to those leaders and workers who have done organizational work and who are capable and committed towards the ‘people’. He said that the example of Prime Minister Narendra Modi can be taken. He has worked at every level of the party organization. Our Prime Minister comes from a very ordinary background.
