"The alliance that can't take care of its partners, how could they take care of the state?": Chirag Paswan targets Mahagathbandhan

Patna (Bihar) [India], October 20 (ANI): Union Minister & Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) National President Chirag Paswan on Monday targeted the opposition's Mahagathbandhan, saying that the alliance, which cannot take care of its partners, how could they take care of the state?
Addressing a gathering, Chirag highlighted the National Democratic Alliance's timely seat-sharing announcement, further asserting that it has sent a very "positive message".
"The atmosphere is one-sided and we will perform better than our expectations...NDA completed the seat sharing on time, which has sent a very positive message...As the Mahagathbandhan is unable to keep its flock together, we are expected to win more seats. The alliance that cannot take care of its alliance partners, how could they take care of the state?... The public of Bihar is asking these questions to the leaders of Mahagathbandhan...The leaders of NDA will celebrate Diwali again on 14 November..." he stated.
Earlier in the day, Paswan attended the NDA nomination & Blessings Rally for LJP(R) Candidate Uday Singh Yadav with Union Minister Nityanand Rai & Bihar BJP President Dilip Jaiswal.
Addressing the public there, he asserted that the party aims to transform Bihar in the upcoming term after winning the Assembly Elections. Pawan promised better health and medical facilities, education infrastructure development and industrialisation.
"...Our Prime Minister and Chief Minister have a vision of how we can empower each individual in society, and with that vision, we are working to move forward. We're going to write a golden history in the next five years. For the next five years, we'll work to transform Bihar from industrialisation to better education and health, so that no Bihari has to leave Bihar. We're working in this direction...I won't rest until I make Bihar first and Biharis first," he stated.
Meanwhile, Paswan criticised the opposition over fielding for some common seats, asserting that "there is nothing called a friendly fight" on Monday.
The Union Minister accused the opposition party and said that the dispute between the INDI alliance would lead to their defeat.
Speaking to the reporters in Patna about the RJD and Congress fighting for common seats, Paswan said, "There is nothing called a friendly fight, either you are friends or fighting with each other. The friendly conflict does not happen in politics; this is wrong terminology."
Polling for the Bihar elections 2025 will take place on November 6 and 11. The results will be announced on November 14. (ANI)