SEAnews 2015-10-27 ArtNo.45508

【Patna】Prime Minister Narendra Modi harped on his pet theme — development — when he addressed a series of rallies in Bihar on the 25th October. Taking a detour from controversial issues like beef and quota, Modi outlined his six-point agenda for Bihar’s progress.
However, at his poll meeting at Naubatpur in Patna, the last on Sunday, he broke his silence on the issue of reservation, saying no party today could afford to make any change in the reservation policy enshrined in the Constitution.
　On the other hand, BJP president Amit Shah in an interview in Muzaffarpur said, "Bihar will give BJP entry to eastern India and the win will signal acceptance of the party's ideology in the region." He adds development will leave caste issues aside.

○Jan Adhikar Party candidate narrowly escapes bomb attack

【Hajipur】Jan Adhikar (People's Rights) Party candidate from Hajipur, Amod Rai yesterday (25/10/15) had a narrow escape when a bomb was triggered during his election rally in Bihar.
　Heavy security has been deployed in the state keeping in view the Naxal attacks. The first two phases of the Bihar Assembly elections have already been completed while the third phase is scheduled for the 28th of this month. 57 percent voting was recorded in the first phase and 55 percent was recorded in the second phase of the Assembly Elections. The fourth phase will be held on the November 1 while the final phase will take place on the 5th of next month. The counting of votes will be taken up on the November 8.

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Bihar: Jan Adhikar Party candidate narrowly escapes bomb attack

Bihar: Jan Adhikar Party candidate narrowly escapes bomb attack

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