What a big revelation by none other than a very popular politician these very days! His expression has certainly created a bang in Bihar's political scenario these days. This is a certain type of clue that tends to light up the internet with out any iota of doubt.
What he said was in no way better than that Hajipur is next to Patna, and Bhutan is next to Kishanganj. This is topsy-turvy. It is both curious and thrilling to watch them unfurl like this, testing and then inhibiting the real truth and thereby forcing us to react in a rather swift manner.
If Hajipur is a district, what is Vaishali like, confident Samrat Chaudhary? If Bhutan is next to Kishanganj, what is next to Assam, Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh?
The correct answer is that Vaishali lies next to Hajipur, while Bangladesh and Nepal are apparently lying just next to Kishanganj, as geography shows.
There are indeed famous politicians who just make such grave nonsense. Taking the lead in this category for the moment is none other than a well-known political figure who does not appear to hesitate in ably making such insensible reactions day in and day out.
It must be nice to just take common people in the crowd to avoid big confusion, at least in the poll-dominated state of Bihar, where assembly elections are going to be held in as many as two different phases in the coming month of the current year.
Over the past few days, the people of Bihar have realised a double standard and have, slowly but surely, begun revealing the stark truth and presenting the written facts.
If any of those fact stirs a distinctive situation, then it’s off to the people's eye-popping rhyme to situational opulence for all and sundry.
Are they set to be ideal? We don't mean to sound theatrical, but how is that absolutely feasible? It's almost at the edge, but fully entering false information without feeling guilty? It happens in real life.
To get off, things don't have to be at risk. It almost has to do with border line logistics. The geographical conditions are more commonly what we like to refer to as so much pretentious which are truly half fact, half simple truth, or somewhat more wrong, geographically unsuitable.
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