Bihar News: Bihar bandh was announced on Wednesday i.e. 9th July. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is coming to Patna to lead it.

Voter verification has created political turmoil in Bihar. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is going to enter it on Wednesday. He is going to come to Patna and lead the Bihar Bandh march. He can also meet the family of deceased businessman Gopal Khemka. He will reach Patna airport at around 10 am and from here he will leave directly to participate in the bandh. It is being told that Rahul Gandhi will lead the Bihar Bandh march from Income Tax Golambar to Shaheed Smarak in Patna. This march will be taken out against the irregularities in the voter list and the alleged rigging in the revision process. All the major parties of the Mahagathbandhan including Congress are supporting this bandh and will protest by taking to the streets.

Can meet Khemka family

According to sources, before joining the Bihar bandh, Rahul Gandhi can also meet the victim's family regarding the famous businessman Gopal Khemka murder case. He will meet the Khemka family and express his condolences. Khemka's murder has raised a big question on the law and order of the state and the opposition is constantly cornering the government over this. The state leadership of Congress has issued instructions to the workers in all the districts to make the bandh successful. The party says that the voter list is being tampered with on a large scale so that the names of poor, backward and opposition-supporting voters can be removed from the list. This symbolic march is being taken out under the leadership of Rahul Gandhi against this.

security is being tightened

In view of the bandh, the administration has tightened the security arrangements. Additional police force is being deployed in major districts including Patna to prevent any kind of chaos. This visit of Rahul Gandhi is considered very important politically because before the 2025 assembly elections in Bihar, this issue has become a major center of conflict between the ruling coalition and the opposition. On the other hand, contrary to the Bihar bandh, the Janata Dal United took out a cycle rally on Monday. In which voters were made aware about the revision.