He said when he heard the name “Raghunathpur,” he thought it was the home of Ram, Lakshman, and Mata Sita. But later, he was told an “Osama” lived there. He joked that Shahabuddin’s family had set a “record for murder,” promising to end all “small Osamas” in India.

Sarma urged voters not to let Little Osama win the seat. He said India belongs to Ram, Sita, and Shri Krishna, not Osama bin Laden. His speech drew sharp reactions across political circles.

The Himanta Biswa Sarma Little Osama remark has intensified the Siwan contest. The RJD has fielded Osama Shahab, while NDA’s Vikas Kumar Singh and Jan Suraj’s Rahul Kirti Singh are also in the race.

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Police found an iron rod, broken glasses, towel, and slippers near his body. He was 46 years old and served at Darauda police station in Siwan. After learning about the crime, SHO Vikas Kumar Singh, SP Manoj Kumar Tiwari, and SDPO Aman visited the scene. This Bihar police officer murder case again shows the growing crime in the state and the urgent need for stronger policing.

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Osama said an MLA in opposition has very little power. They can only use personal funds for small works. He promised that if the Grand Alliance wins, he will bring the Chief Minister to Siwan and fix local problems. Osama Shahab RJD candidate Siwan said their leader Tejashwi Yadav cares deeply about education.

He added that Tejashwi wants to improve schools and help students. Osama also asked people to share their issues. He promised to visit every area and hold meetings once the government forms. His focus is on roads, jobs, and better education.

The young RJD leader’s speech has inspired his supporters. Many believe he will bring a new energy to local politics in Siwan.

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Shah praised the courage of Siwan’s people, recalling how they faced Shahabuddin’s fear and Lalu-Rabri’s jungle raj for two decades. He said that despite the violence and lawlessness, the people never bowed down and eventually ended that regime. “The land turned red, but Siwan refused to surrender,” Shah declared.

He urged voters to once again stand firm and ensure that Osama Shahab does not win in Siwan, calling it a fight to protect Bihar’s peace and justice. Shah also mentioned that he chose Siwan for his first visit after nomination to salute the bravery and spirit of its people.

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He reminded people that the NDA, under Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, has worked to end the fear and lawlessness of past decades. Shah said Bihar must not allow the Lalu-Rabri rule to return. He expressed confidence that the NDA will win a majority and form the next government in Bihar.

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