Arjun Bhagat, Murliganj (Madhepura). Polling will be held in the first phase on Bihariganj assembly seat on November 6. Now there are only five days left. As the elections approach, political activity is also increasing in the area. Be it every square or shop, election discussions are happening everywhere. When Jagran’s team set out in the drizzle to gauge the mood of the voters, it was difficult to find out where the wind was blowing among the voters within a radius of about 10 kilometers. When the elections were discussed with the people present at the tea shop at Mirganj Chowk, the voters openly expressed their opinion. There was some hesitation when asked which party to support, but all said that they would only vote for the party that has done and is doing a good job. Asked about the candidate, he said he would vote for the party’s election symbol instead of the candidate. Yogama resident Mr. Rabban and Mu. Expressing his displeasure towards the current MLA, Qasim said that change is needed this time. After winning, the MLA does not even come to the area. The leader of the government who talks about employment will be supported. He also shared his problems with them. He expressed his opinion about the poor state of the health system. Mirganj residents Amresh Kumar and Pramod Verma have done a lot of work in the area. There is still work left. There has been significant improvement in the areas of education and health. However, Pintu Kumar who was present there said that he will vote for the party and not the candidate. Our support will remain with the party that made her candidate. People are benefiting from the schemes of Bihar and Central Govt. Hence we will support the NDA alliance. After a little further, the person standing at the paan shop, mr. Anjum, said that we should elect such a public representative who will work in a better way and also try to solve local problems as well as unemployment. To remove unemployment, along with government jobs, factories should also be set up tomorrow so that migration of youth from Bihar stops.