With Diwali on 22 October and the next week, the assembly elections in Bihar, the end of this year, are expected to begin in the last week of September or the first week of October. This is because a new assembly has to be formed before 22 November. The Chief Election Commissioner and the Union Home Minister hoped to visit the state next week, there is intensive political activity with speculation about the final size of rival alliances in Bihar.

The BJP, which seemed to be a favorite to win the election automatically at the beginning of the year, is no longer seen as confidence. During the 15 years between 1990 and 2005, the party’s ‘Jungle Raj’ excavation – first under Lalu Prasad and then his wife Rabri Devi – have lost some of their sting at least.

The NDA alliance is finding it difficult to respond to 20 years of ‘Jungle Raj 2’ Jib between 2005 and 2025. The last few months have seen a demonstration of daylight robbery, firing, women kidnapping and firearms.

The opposition has not given any opportunity to highlight the increasing chaos in the state. On June 2, Congress leader Alka Lamba on a visit to Patna reminded the media of exceptionally high number of incidents of sexual violence and murder of minor girls in the last fortnight.

A class 5 student was kidnapped, raped and released to the dead in Muzaffarpur, his attackers provoked 20 injuries on him. In Chapra, a student was kidnapped, gangraped and killed while returning from school. A two and a half year old child was raped in West Champaran. A 16 -year -old girl in Munger and an 11 -year -old in Araria, besides another minor girl, was raped or gangraped.

Due to increasing public resentment, the BJP is switching to the back legs, by switching the subjects and claiming that the government is building jobs on the basis of the State Public Service Commission, which is announcing tests to fill 1,250 vacancies.

Asked that despite the state BJP and the Prime Minister, it has failed to host the Concouns and the Prime Minister has promised one lakh IT jobs in Bihar, the state IT minister claimed that his department was campaigning against cyber fraud.

Chief Minister Nitish Kumar And his two Deputy Chief Ministers were specialized by his absence at the CMS meeting convened by Niti Aayog on 24 May. He moved the next day to attend the meeting of NDA Chief Ministers with PM.

BJP’s explosion has also increased after the C-Voter survey this week, Tejasvi Yadav led the race as a preferred Chief Minister with a 36.9 percent approval rating. Nitish Kumar got stuck in second place, with an approval rating of 18.4 percent with other contenders behind him.

Another thing is that the Prime Minister’s appeal is not as strong as before, as people remember their failed promises and are calling the BJP’s long claims in the manifesto before the 2015 and 2019 assembly elections. They are back to harass the party.

The failure of Union ministers from the state is ignored to get adequate investment or industry for Bihar and the failure of MPs from the state for the state in Parliament. Pol Pandit always rejects such trends, arguing that it will be cast on the basis of votes. Caste loyal And personal appeal of Prime Minister and CM.

However, the public cannot be rejected from the point of view, however, the state has a clearly disappointing healthcare. The adventurous claim of Union Health Minister JP Nadda in Parliament claimed that 147 medical colleges came to Bihar under the NDA government – a slip of tongue because the actual number including homeopathy and Ayurvedic colleges is not in about 20 – public memory.

However, the new campus of Darbhanga Medical College, promised by PM Modi in 2015, has become a joke with work to start on the project. Similarly, a super specialty hospital building in Bhagalpur is ready for the last six months, but has not yet started working as only 10 doctors have been appointed against the approved strength of 310.

The incident of a minor girl, a hunting Cruel gang rape and violenceOn May 31, Patna Medical College and Hospital (PMCH) waited in an ambulance for several hours, severely scolded the image of the government. Public opposition and intervention by Congress leaders eventually forced PMCH to accept the child, allegedly after waiting for four hours to the family. He was soon declared dead.

Since then, public fury has inspired at least two BJP officials to question the role of the government. Bihar Health Minister worked only contrary to his apathy towards the situation, commenting on the poor state of healthcare in the neighboring West Bengal.

Amid concerns about health and education, the delay in launching an AIIMS in Darbhanga has also returned to harass the BJP-JD (U) government. The project is said to have been stopped due to apathy, corruption, powerful land mafia and political dying.

The first announcement was made in the 2015 Union Budget by the then Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, AMS Darbhanga was envisaged to complete within 48 months at a cost of Rs 1,264 crore. Ten years and 120 months later, the project is yet to be discontinued.

Prime Minister Modi finally demonstrated Bhumi Pujan In November 2024. While this was done with a look at the 2025 assembly elections, political observers suspect whether it will bowl voters. Inner sources say the project was initially proposed on unused land within the Darbhanga Medical College and Hospital (DMCH) campus.

However, the DMCH administration could provide only 80 acres – which fell well in the required 150 acres. The existing buildings and hostels were demolished by obtaining additional land.

Residents allege that many DMCH-affiliated doctors have illegally encroached on government land and operated private clinics, hospitals and pathology labs, making a powerful lobby which vandalized the original plan.

Health Minister Mangal Pandey, who has been in the news after criticizing the healthcare system of West Bengal, is accused of complexity. He continued to claim, “The work on improving Bihar’s medical facilities is moving rapidly,” even as AMS Darbhanga Project.

After years of delay, the Bihar government handed over more than 187 acres to the Center in August 2024 – from the DMCh campus to Sobbhanga – from the DMCh campus to Sobbhanga. The original cost which is estimated to exceed Rs 1,261 crore.

The final cost is estimated by anyone, but the increase in costs makes some classes happy.