The roadshow began with loud slogans, music, and party flags waving across key routes in Patna. Supporters showered flower petals on Nitin Nabin. In a unique sight, flowers were also thrown from a bulldozer, which quickly became the highlight of the event.

BJP workers followed the convoy on bikes and on foot. Many climbed rooftops and flyovers to watch the procession. The atmosphere remained energetic throughout the route, with continuous chanting and drum beats.

Senior BJP leaders were present during the roadshow. They greeted supporters and thanked them for their enthusiasm. Police made traffic arrangements to manage the large crowd and ensure safety.

The roadshow ended at a public meeting venue, where party workers continued celebrations. The event showed the party’s strong organisational strength in Bihar and high morale among BJP supporters.

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Tej Pratap Yadav, contesting from Mahua, took the stage to attack RJD’s Mukesh Roshan, calling him one of the “five Jaichands” of the party. He accused Roshan of taking the ticket fraudulently and dividing the RJD family. Earlier, Tej Pratap had also criticized his brother Tejashwi’s leadership and called RJD a “fake party.”

Actress Akshara Singh urged voters to support Tej Pratap, promising that Mahua would develop into an engineering hub if he won. She added that his victory would ensure progress and education for youth. With stars, songs, and strong words, Tej Pratap’s rally became one of the most talked-about events of the campaign.

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The clash began after Tejashwi called AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi a terrorist. In response, Tausif Alam threatened Tejashwi Yadav and insulted him by calling him the son of a fodder thief. Alam defended Owaisi, saying he fights for Muslim rights and should not be called a terrorist.

Alam also claimed that Owaisi represents 30 crore Muslims across India. He criticized Tejashwi for reminding people of Lalu Prasad’s rule. Owaisi’s AIMIM is contesting Bihar elections with Chandrashekhar Azad’s ASP and Swami Prasad Maurya’s Janata Party. The alliance is contesting 64 seats — AIMIM on 35, ASP on 25, and AJP on 4.

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Ashok Yadav urged people to vote for BJP’s candidate, Dr. Murari Mohan Jha. He told the crowd that many people enjoy government benefits but skip voting. “Come, Muslim brothers, join the mainstream and support the Bharatiya Janata Party,” he said. The comments quickly spread across Bihar, raising debate over his tone.

Union Minister Nityanand Rai also spoke at the rally. He warned that anyone changing Keoti’s demography or creating unrest would face jail. Rai highlighted the completion of the Ram temple in Ayodhya and work on the Janaki temple at Punuar Dham. His words mixed faith and politics to energize voters before the Bihar Elections.

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Manjhi said Bihar is safe under Modi’s leadership and called Nitish Kumar a good Chief Minister who is taking Bihar toward development. He said the double-engine government of Modi and Nitish will continue improving the state. Targeting Tejashwi Yadav, Manjhi accused him of trying to steal Karpoori Thakur’s title of “People’s Leader” and claimed RJD only wants to regain power by any means.

He also mentioned that Prime Minister Modi will soon visit Bihar again for rallies in Nawada, Bhojpur, Ara, Bhagalpur, and Araria. Manjhi urged voters to support Nitish Kumar and Modi for a stable and developed Bihar.

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Owaisi was seen with Mukesh Bhai from the VIP party, who expressed faith in his community’s support for Tejashwi Yadav. The Malla community, about three percent of Bihar’s population, has extended its backing to the RJD leader.

During his speech in Seemanchal, Owaisi accused both JDU and RJD of ignoring the region’s growth. He pointed out that despite long rule, these parties failed to fix floods, poor healthcare, and lack of colleges. Owaisi urged Seemanchal’s people to fight for their rights and support leaders who will bring real change.

His comments have highlighted the demand for equal political opportunities and attention to neglected regions in Bihar.

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K. T. Rama Rao (KTR) accused Rahul Gandhi and the Congress of betraying Telangana’s auto drivers. He reminded that during the 2023 election campaign, Rahul Gandhi had travelled with auto drivers and promised to set up a Welfare Board and provide ₹12,000 annual support. Two years later, not a single promise was fulfilled.

KTR met Mashrat Ali, the auto driver who once drove Rahul Gandhi in Hyderabad. Ali said he was forced to sell both his autos due to financial hardship. Now, he rents an auto daily for ₹400 to earn about ₹1,000. “Congress betrayed us,” Ali said. “We received no help.”

KTR said Ali’s struggle represents the real state of Congress governance. He urged voters to stand with those betrayed by false promises and hold the government accountable in the Jubilee Hills election.

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Union leaders said the government had ignored their demands for years, despite many promises. They also raised safety concerns after a violent attack in Tarn Taran. A Punjab Roadways bus carrying Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) supporters to Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann’s rally was attacked near Moose village. Eyewitnesses said the attackers stopped the bus and opened fire. A party worker, Satinderpal Singh, was seriously injured.

After this attack, the union decided not to send any vehicle to political events until their issues are resolved. They said workers feel unsafe and will focus on regular public service.

This strong step shows that the workers value safety over politics and want the government to act quickly.

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Police arrested at least five Youth Congress activists during the demonstration. Party leaders accused the Kerala government of using law enforcement to suppress opposition voices. In response, the Youth Congress called for statewide protests, urging supporters to demonstrate peacefully against political intimidation and to demand accountability from the ruling administration.

The Blue Economy Conclave, which focuses on sustainable marine and coastal initiatives, proceeded despite the disruption. Pinarayi Vijayan emphasized the importance of protecting Kerala’s marine resources and boosting economic growth through responsible policies. He also highlighted Kerala’s collaboration with the European Union to promote research, investment, and innovation in the blue economy sector.

Youth Congress leaders said the black flag protest aimed to raise awareness about government overreach and ensure citizens’ voices are not ignored. They stated that more rallies and peaceful demonstrations would follow across the state.

Political analysts note that tensions between the ruling party and opposition have intensified ahead of upcoming elections. The protest in Kovalam underscores the challenges the state government faces in balancing governance with political dissent.

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On the first day, Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan is scheduled to meet with the party’s MPs, MLAs, and MLCs. These internal discussions will focus on current political issues and strategies for the coming months.

Tomorrow, the second day, Pawan Kalyan will hold a special interaction with active workers and representatives from 25 parliamentary constituencies. Party sources said the event will highlight grassroots feedback and local concerns.

On August 30, the final day of the program, Pawan Kalyan will address a massive public meeting at Alluri Sitaramaraju grounds, also known as Indira Gandhi Stadium, in Visakhapatnam. This speech is expected to outline the party’s future roadmap and send a strong political message ahead of upcoming elections.

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