Bihar meeting elections: Political preparations for NDA and Grand Alliance and Connectivity of Uttar Pradesh

The political stir is at its peak in the midst of the Bihar meeting election. Political stories and strategies are constantly in the headings in the state. One of these very interesting anecdote is related to the political association of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. The political picture of the state of Bihar is currently divided into two major political camps: the NDA camp contains BJP, JDU, LJP, R and Hum. The Grand Alliance Camp includes RJD, Congress, VIP, Left Dal and JMM. The special thing is that the Grand Alliance also has the support of the Samawadi Party (SP) of Uttar Pradesh. This makes the election equations more complicated as they can affect traditional voter polarization and regional effects. The NDA situation has strengthened its organizational structure by the parties in the NDA camp. BJP and JDU prepared competent candidates selection and promotional strategy. With the participation of LJP, R and Hum, the strength of the alliance further increases at regional candidates and voting bank management. Analysts say NDA’s main purpose is to turn stable power and previous development into votes. For this, party leaders have given preference to local issues, public relations and developmental works. The strategic lead of the Grand Alliance, in addition to the RJD and the congress at the Grand Alliance, gives the participation of VIP, left and JMM the alliance in regional balance and ethnic comparison. The support of the Samawadi party of Uttar Pradesh creates an opportunity for Cross -Border Vote Bank and Joint Publicity Strategy for the Grand Alliance. Analysts say the Grand Alliance is working on the strategy to increase the NDA’s challenge by combining opposition voters in this election. Political and social impact in this election struggle, the activities of both camps and coalition strategies promote political awareness and voter participation. Discussion, expectations and political understanding are rapidly increasing in the electorate class. Share this story -tags