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Ground Report: An interesting scene of election atmosphere was seen in a rural area of ​​Lalganj assembly constituency. Sitting on a swing under a tree in the middle of the village, elderly Suresh Prasad joined the election discussion. When he was asked whom the public was going to ‘swing’ this time, he said smilingly – ‘We will swing only the one who is going to do the work. The rest of the time will tell whose atmosphere it is.

General public cautious about voting

This scene shows that the common people in the village are still cautious about their opinions and are not forming any opinion in haste. Suresh Prasad told that he votes every time and will definitely vote this time too. He said, ‘Voting is our right, the biggest right of democracy.’ However, when asked what change will be brought about by the vote, he said – ‘If you vote, it will help, if you win, the effect will be visible.’

What did the elders say about Nitish government?

During the conversation, when questions were raised on the issues, the old man simply replied – ‘We just want to be happy.’ He said that the government has given some relief through schemes. ‘Nitish ji is giving, he is giving everything. Women are getting money. He also believed that the benefits of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s schemes are also reaching the villages.

When he was asked about opposition leader Tejashwi Yadav’s promise that he will give government job to every household, Suresh Prasad said smilingly – ‘He will give only when he comes, what will he give if he doesn’t come.’

One thing is clearly visible in the entire conversation that this time the rural voter is silently watching and hearing everything. The people of the village are not yet speaking openly in favor of any one party or leader. They say – ‘Time will tell who will have the upper hand.’

Leaders should live up to people’s expectations – elders

This old man sitting on the swing is actually a symbol of the state of mind of the people who want their life to be happy, facilities should be provided and the leaders should live up to the expectations of the public and in the end, laughing at the reporter swinging the swing, he said, ‘We will keep swinging, and will keep swinging the leaders like this.’