AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi will visit Kishanganj from September 24 to 27. He plans to stay in Seemanchal and strengthen his party’s campaign ahead of the Bihar Assembly elections.
Owaisi’s Kishanganj visit fuels Seemanchal campaign efforts. He aims to connect with voters, meet local leaders, and energize AIMIM supporters. On social media, he wrote, “I will be in Kishanganj till September 27, Inshallah, meeting many companions and forging new friendships.” His message highlights the need for Seemanchal to have its own political voice.
During his stay, Owaisi will address a large rally in Bahadurganj. AIMIM has nominated former Congress MLA Tausif Alam from this constituency. The party expects over one lakh people to attend the event. Local organizers are preparing for a high-energy gathering with speeches, slogans, and cultural performances.
Owaisi’s Kishanganj visit fuels Seemanchal campaign momentum. His presence could shift the region’s political dynamics. AIMIM plans to contest independently after being excluded from the Mahagathbandhan alliance. The party believes Seemanchal deserves focused representation and promises to prioritize development, education, and healthcare.
Political analysts are watching closely. Seemanchal has a large Muslim population, and AIMIM hopes to tap into long-standing frustrations with mainstream parties. Owaisi’s visit signals a bold push to expand AIMIM’s footprint in Bihar.
His four-day tour includes meetings with grassroots workers, strategy sessions, and media outreach. The Kishanganj visit marks a turning point in AIMIM’s campaign and could influence voter sentiment across the region.
Owaisi’s speeches will likely focus on local issues such as flood management, unemployment, and poor infrastructure. His team has planned door-to-door outreach and youth engagement drives. AIMIM leaders believe this visit will energize their base and attract undecided voters.
