The BJP on Saturday urged the Election Commission to hold the upcoming Bihar assembly elections in one or two phases and ensure that women wearing burqas should be properly verified at the polling stations. The BJP found itself on the same page with its prominent rival RJD on the issue of non-cloting elections, but was accused of political conspiracy to raise the issue of women voters wearing veils.
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After the meeting with the Election Commission team led by Chief Election Commissioner Dnyanesh Kumar, State BJP President Dilip Jaiswal said, “We have requested the Election Commission to hold elections in one or two phases. There is no need to complete the election process in the stages. Also, the matters of voters, especially the evil women, should be matched with their related voter identity cards (EPIC) so that the only real voters should be ensured so that only real voters should be ensured so that only real voters should be ensured so that only real voters should be exercised by the only real voters. Can. “
The Election Commission, which came on a two -day visit to the state, interacted with representatives of recognized political parties before the announcement of the election dates. The RJD delegation was led by party leader Abhay Kushwaha in the Lok Sabha, with spokespersons Chittaranjan Gagan and Mukund Singh. When Kushwaha was focused on the statement of Jaiswal’s burqa, he said, “This is a political conspiracy. Recently a special intensive revision of voter lists (SIR) has been done. All voters have to issue new voters with new photo, new voters are to be issued. The identity of voters is not a big deal. But BJP wants to move forward.”
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However, the RJD leader revealed that like the BJP, “We urged the Election Commission to consider holding elections in more than two phases, because there is not much time left. RJD also argued that elections should be held after Chhath, which is the most popular festival of the state and is celebrated six days after Diwali, which falls at the end of October this year.