Bihar Elections: CM Mohan Yadav, who arrived to campaign, alleges a conspiracy to stop the rally

Bhopal/Patna: On the final day of campaigning for the Bihar elections, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister (CM) and BJP star campaigner Mohan Yadav accused the Grand Alliance (opposition alliance) of a serious conspiracy to stop his public meeting. This allegation was made during his rally in the Maner Assembly constituency of Patna district.

CM Mohan Yadav was scheduled to address a public meeting near the Gandhi Maidan Maner police station in the Maner Assembly constituency. It is alleged that before the MP CM could reach the venue, the opposition had the road and helipad dug up to prevent his public meeting and roadshow.

Despite numerous obstacles, CM Mohan Yadav arrived at the public meeting in Maner. During his speech, Yadav said, “I was coming to meet you, so they dug up the roads and helipad.” But, I say, no matter what, I am ready to risk my life to meet the public.”

CM Mohan Yadav today held public meetings and road shows in three Bihar assembly constituencies: Bankipur (Nitin Navin), Maner (Jitendra Yadav), and Madhepura (Kavita Saha) in Patna district.

Praising Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, he said that the PM is fighting a righteous battle for the country and that only the BJP can make an ordinary worker the Chief Minister. During this, CM Mohan Yadav appealed to the public to vote only for the National Democratic Alliance (NDA).