Is all about Bihar polls realistic?

The environmentalists are busy in making their possible efforts to protect the living planet, and the political leaders in Bihar are also busy expecting a good outcome for their respective parties in the two-phase Bihar assembly elections in all possible ways. 

Now, the AIMIM chief, Assad Owaisi, is not ready to accept anything less than a Muslim chief minister in Bihar. His fiery speech is a direct testimony to this utterance at a popular Amour assembly segment in Bihar. 

There’s only one thing he loves more than winning merely a few assembly seats in the widely discussed state. Undeniably, the state elections are surely to be completed in just two phases. 

As the first phase is not too far from the polls, he leaves no stone unturned in winning the hearts of the people to win certain seats in the most popular state during these very turbulent days. His spoken words always look effortless to the audience, who desire to concentrate on his speech. 

He does everything in his power to win over voters and secure specific seats in the most popular state in these uncertain times, as the first phase is not too distant from going to the polls. When an audience wants to focus on his speech, his spoken words always seem quite effortless.

He has definitely stepped up to deliver a more impressive speech before the party's staunch supporters. In a fit of a lot more extra enthusiasm, he has aimed at securing the CM seat for the Muslims. Despite rumblings against having a Muslim CM, there’s still a sense of confidence in the air. It’s election season after all, and time to flaunt what political parties try to aim at after all.

Owaisi stressed this particular point at the big rally organised at  Amour assembly area in Bihar. He has now been forcefully talking of winning the constitutional post of CM in all circumstances. Has he suddenly not changed the discourse in the Bihar assembly elections? 

If his party secures as many as 15 seats in the state elections, he could be in a direct position to bargain for the highest seat, his supporters enthusiastically reacted. 

Owaisi's sporadic red carpet appearances are nevertheless a desirable option in a time when soft launches are obsolete and hard launches seem a bit excessive. Bravo to the contented supporters who achieved a smug yet covert balance in the upcoming polls!