Poster Battle Intensifies Before Assembly Elections as RJD Targets Nitish Kumar
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Synopsis
As Bihar gears up for the Assembly polls, the RJD escalates its campaign against Chief Minister Nitish Kumar with a provocative poster. Featuring Tejashwi Yadav as a symbol of rapid governance against Nitish's slow rule, this visual attack reflects the charged political atmosphere in the state.
Key Takeaways
- Tejashwi Yadav positioned as a dynamic leader.
- Visuals contrast Nitish Kumar's slow governance.
- RJD's campaign aims to reflect public sentiment.
- NDA remains confident about retaining power.
- Poster wars are pivotal in Bihar's electoral strategy.
Patna, Feb 14 (NationPress) The political atmosphere in Bihar is intensifying as the Assembly elections draw near, with the RJD initiating a new poster campaign against Chief Minister Nitish Kumar in Patna on Friday.
As the Assembly elections approach this year, the Grand Alliance (Mahagathbandhan) is presenting Tejashwi Yadav as the upcoming Chief Minister while critiquing Nitish Kumar's governance.
The poster, displayed outside 10 Circular Road (the residence of Rabri Devi), illustrates Tejashwi Yadav on a horse, clutching a lantern (the symbol of RJD), and galloping forward.
In contrast, Nitish Kumar is depicted seated on a snail, with the Chief Minister’s chair tied to his back with a rope.
This poster campaign marks the latest move in Bihar’s high-stakes election contest between the RJD’s Grand Alliance and the NDA, led by Nitish.
Presented by an RJD supporter named Rishi, the poster conveys a message that Tejashwi's swift administration is on the horizon for the state.
Rishi also highlights Nitish Kumar’s 20-year rule as being sluggish, akin to a snail.
The RJD contends that this poster reflects public sentiment, indicating Tejashwi Yadav's imminent return to power.
The visual representation suggests that Tejashwi’s leadership will bring about rapid development in 2025, while Bihar's progress under Nitish Kumar has been stagnant over the past two decades.
This visual critique emphasizes the RJD's belief that Tejashwi Yadav is set to become the next Chief Minister.
Nevertheless, the NDA, under Nitish Kumar's guidance, remains optimistic about maintaining control in Bihar.
The NDA has declared intentions to contest the forthcoming elections under Nitish Kumar's leadership, aiming to win 225 out of 243 seats in the Bihar Assembly.
As the election date approaches, both alliances are intensifying their campaigns, using symbolic messaging and tactical announcements to influence voters.
The political environment in Bihar is becoming more charged, with each party striving to convey its vision for the state’s future.
With merely months remaining until the election, the political temperature in Bihar is escalating, and poster wars are becoming a significant campaign strategy.
