Owaisi trumpets his reposte to 'four'

While addressing the people, a quite familiar political leader, Asaduddin Owaisi, has lately said: "The answer to four would be twenty-four, Insha'Allah." This remained his explicitly candid answer to Bihar's prominent political party, which snatched his four elected MLAs in the state. 

This is undoubtedly a well-known case in every respect. It is worth mentioning here that his AIMIM party won a total of five candidates in the last Bihar assembly polls.

Except for one MLA, as many as four MLAs shifted to Lalu Yadav's RJD. So, in his recent response to the unsafe situation, he has countered that his political party will secure as many as 24 assembly seats in the forthcoming elections after this month.

It has emerged that he would be bringing more candidates in the coming assembly polls as well. It makes sense, certainly, given that his earlier losses were now part of his fielding efforts in the elections. He has made his intention in an open speech. 

His views are as varied as Bihar’s assembly elections at the present time. The approaching change in the weather also makes the atmosphere for the cold season. 

Now, he turns thoroughly into an adept political leader. He likes to slide in humbly, glancing at the popularity of his party's work in the state. The long-running rumours that  distinct political parties portraying its very much remarkable rise are more or less on the verge of lagging behind.

He likes to make a big deal now, as this will be his important appearance in Bihar's elections. This year, the assembly elections in the state are expected to be fierce, brilliant and more emotionally complicated, as political gazers try to put it. 

The political parties are certainly navigating with high-stakes break-ups, scandalous secrets, and shifting allegiances. According to a reported survey, the AIMIM has support level of 1.7 per cent. Could it be really worth accepting? 

Of course, the voters decide the result more or less in the political battleground. Last but not least, the women do not just play the game – they attempt to change it with all their logical principles.