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Vikas Pathak - LJP (Ram Vilas)’s 25-year-old debutant Shambhavi: ‘I want to become voice of Dalit women… like Chirag bhaiyya’s focus on Bihar and Biharis’ - indianexpress.com - India - city Delhi - city New Delhi

LJP (Ram Vilas)’s 25-year-old debutant Shambhavi: ‘I want to become voice of Dalit women… like Chirag bhaiyya’s focus on Bihar and Biharis’

Shambhavi, the 25-year-old Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) candidate from the Samastipur Lok Sabha constituency, comes from a political family. She studied sociology at Lady Shri Ram (LSR) College, New Delhi, and Delhi School of Economics (DSE), and appeared for the UPSC exam once. Likely to be pitted against her in Samastipur is Sunny Hazari of the Congress, whose father Maheshwar Hazari is a minister in the Nitish Kumar government, just like her father Ashok Choudhary. Both Hazari and Choudhary are Janata Dal (United) leaders. The daughter-in-law of former IPS officer Kishore Kunal, Shambhavi tells The Indian Express that she believes politics is a field where she can represent other Dalit women like her who do not have the privilege to join politics. Excerpts from the interview:

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Vikas Pathak - Samrat Choudhary - Chirag Paswan - As both NDA and INDIA play the micro caste game in Bihar, 1+1 isn’t always 2 - indianexpress.com - India

As both NDA and INDIA play the micro caste game in Bihar, 1+1 isn’t always 2

As the BJP banks on its Narendra Modi card and the Opposition INDIA bloc frames its campaign around “saving democracy and the Constitution”, voters in South Bihar where polling will be held on April 19 largely deploy caste to spell out their choices.

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Tejashwi Yadav - Rahul Gandhi - Nitish Kumar - Vikas Pathak - Lalu Prasad - Samrat Choudhary - Lalu Prasad Yadav - Samrat Choudhary interview: ‘BJP in govt helped pass caste survey move … RJD was nowhere then’ - indianexpress.com - India

Samrat Choudhary interview: ‘BJP in govt helped pass caste survey move … RJD was nowhere then’

Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary is one of the BJP’s tallest OBC leaders in the state. In an interview with The Indian Express, he talks about the Opposition’s criticism of Narendra Modi for his comments on Opposition leaders who “cook mutton during saawan (monsoon)” or “eat fish during Navratri” — the PM’s dig at RJD leader Lalu Prasad, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, and Lalu’s son Tejashwi Yadav — the Bihar caste survey, and his criticism of Nitish Kumar in the past.

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Santosh Singh - In Bihar, 17 LS seats have been won by same caste candidate since 2009; 8 of these by upper castes - indianexpress.com - city Delhi

In Bihar, 17 LS seats have been won by same caste candidate since 2009; 8 of these by upper castes

SINCE 2009, at least 17 of Bihar’s 40 Lok Sabha seats have voted for a candidate of the same caste. Eight of these have gone to upper castes, including Rajputs, Bhumihars, Brahmins and Kayasthas.

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Narendra Modi - Tejashwi Yadav - Santosh Singh - Nitish Kumar - Tejashwi Yadav interview: ‘Intimidation of Oppn serious matter…We have got a lot of support from people who want us to fight back politically, legally’ - indianexpress.com - India

Tejashwi Yadav interview: ‘Intimidation of Oppn serious matter…We have got a lot of support from people who want us to fight back politically, legally’

With barely ten days to go for the Lok Sabha polls, Bihar’s Leader of Opposition and ex-deputy chief minister Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, 34, has stepped up his campaigning. Spearheading the RJD’s charge, Tejashwi has also emerged as the face of the Mahagathbandhan (grand alliance) in the crucial battleground state. In an interview withThe Indian Express, Tejashwi speaks on several burning issues, ranging from Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s onslaught over corruption and dynasty politics to Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s poll pitch, to the Opposition’s challenges. Excerpts:

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Narendra Modi - Santosh Singh - Chirag Paswan - In Chirag shadow in Jamui, brother-in-law invokes Paswan legacy, rides on Modi factor - indianexpress.com - city Sanjay

In Chirag shadow in Jamui, brother-in-law invokes Paswan legacy, rides on Modi factor

The 48-year-old Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) leader Arun Bharati, an MBA, became active in politics after the demise of his father-in-law Ram Vilas Paswan, the LJP founder and ex-Union minister, in 2020. He then started accompanying his brother-in-law Chirag Paswan, the sitting Jamui MP, during his public outreach in the constituency.

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Narendra Modi - Santosh Singh - Lalu Prasad - BJP replied to Lalu’s jibe with ‘Modi ka parivar’ campaign, but in Bihar, it’s all one big happy family - indianexpress.com

BJP replied to Lalu’s jibe with ‘Modi ka parivar’ campaign, but in Bihar, it’s all one big happy family

The Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), whose chief Lalu Prasad’s “no family of his own” jibe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi prompted the BJP to launch “Modi ka parivar (Modi’s family)” campaign, is now looking to turn the tables on the NDA. The coalition led by the BJP, which often uses “parivarvaad” (dynastic politics) to target the Opposition, has fielded 11 sons and daughters belonging to political families in Bihar for the Lok Sabha elections. The NDA has declared candidates for all the 40 Lok Sabha seats in the state.

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Santosh Singh - Lalu Prasad - In Bihar, cautious NDA goes with known knowns as RJD seeks to expand base - indianexpress.com - India

In Bihar, cautious NDA goes with known knowns as RJD seeks to expand base

Now that both the NDA and INDIA bloc have announced their seat-sharing formula, and their constituent parties have declared their candidates as well, two things are clearly emerging in the battle for Bihar. While the NDA, which had won 39 out of 40 seats in the 2019 polls, is banking mostly on sitting MPs, RJD chief Lalu Prasad has, expectedly, dictated the terms within the INDIA bloc as far as ally Congress goes.

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