Bihar’s Poster War: JDU and RJD Slam Each Other as Lalu-Nitish Feud Grows
The political temperature in Bihar is soaring as the assembly elections draw closer, with a fierce poster war erupting between the Janata Dal (United) and Rashtriya Janata Dal on March 26, 2025. The longstanding rivalry between JDU’s Nitish Kumar and RJD’s Lalu Prasad Yadav has taken a vitriolic turn, with both parties plastering the state with derogatory posters, trading insults, and intensifying their battle for voter support in a contest that promises to be as personal as it is political.
Lalu vs Nitish in Bihar Election: Assembly elections are likely to be held in Bihar in October-November this year. Political parties are already busy making their strategy for the elections. They are not leaving any opportunity to corner each other regarding this. In such a situation, poster war has started in Bihar. JDU workers have released a new poster.
"Bihar will never forget the atrocities of Jungle Raj"
This poster titled 'Bhoolega Nahi Bihar' released by JDU workers reads "Jungle Raj ka Atyachaar, Bihar will not forget it". A scanner is also provided in the poster, which when scanned will give information about the law and order situation during the RJD rule.
JDU spokesperson Neeraj Kumar said in a video statement that there is no formal information about who has put up the poster. But the truth is that the new generation should be aware. Bihar has suffered social and political crisis due to Laluism ideology. A stigma has been put on Bihar's forehead. Scan the scanner on the poster, the face of RJD rule will be exposed. This is necessary for the new generation of Bihar.
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— Neeraj kumar (@neerajkumarmlc) March 26, 2025
यह सच है - नई पीढ़ी को साक्षात्कार होना चाहिए कि लालूवाद ने कैसे बिहार को भ्रष्टाचार और जंगलराज की विरासत दी ? बिहार के माथे पर कलंक का टीका लगा दिया !
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Politics over Iftar party
Political parties are already busy making their strategy for Bihar elections. Meanwhile, political temperature was also seen boiling over Daawat-e-Iftar in Ramzan. On last Monday, Iftar was organized by various political parties, in which a large number of fasting people participated. Here in Bihar, poster war has also started since last few days.
Posters were put up outside former Chief Minister Rabri Devi's residence, targeting Chief Minister Nitish Kumar over Waqf and NRC. The poster also has a picture of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and it is written, "You are a cheater, after making promises... We are not with you on NRC. We are not with you at all on Waqf. We will vote for you but will not support you."
