MUSLIMS BUSINESSMEN WILL PLAY A BIG ROLE IN THE TARARI ASSEMBLY SEATS

MUSLIMS BUSINESSMEN WILL PLAY A BIG ROLE IN THE TARARI ASSEMBLY SEATS

3-NOV-ENG 20

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA---------------------------Muslim voters said that this time in Tarari, the battle is between 9 years and 9 months. It remains to be seen whether voters choose 9 years of stability or trust in 9 months of new promises. People say that Tarari was once known for the conflict between the CPI(ML) and the Ranbir Gang, but...

This time, the Tarari seat has become a major center of discussion in the Bihar Assembly elections. The contest here appears to be a direct contest between the NDA and the All India Alliance. Initially, there was talk of a Jansuraj candidate, but that is gradually fading away. In this election, the Local 18 team sought to know from Muslim voters who they preferred, what kind of MLA they wanted, and what they expected from their MLA. Young people from the Muslim community answered many questions candidly on camera.

It's worth noting that on one side is the NDA-backed BJP candidate Vishal Prashant, on the other is the Grand Alliance-backed CPI(ML) candidate Madan Chandravanshi. The third candidate is Chandrashekhar Singh of Jan Suraj. All three candidates are stirring up the electoral equation. There was a time when the Tarari area was known for massacres between Ranvir and the CPI(ML). After that, the area was also in the news due to the powerful MLA Sunil Pandey. However, in this election, Muslims have made a shocking revelation.

The whole of Bihar knows that Muslims support the RJD, but this time, dozens of Muslim businessmen around the dargah in Piro Mohalla openly declared, "We don't know about the BJP or the RJD. We only know that Vishal Prashant is here." People said that Vishal Prashant, who brought in 900 crore rupees in funding for Tarari in just nine months, listens to every citizen with a single phone call and solves their problems. That's why we are with him. For centuries, Muslims have been living with Lalu Yadav, serving as a carpet, but not anymore.