'As long as Modi is alive, muslims will not get...': Bihar's deputy CM issues ultimatum

• Bihar's Deputy CM Samrat Chaudhary escalates political tensions by sharing a video of PM Modi and issuing an ultimatum to Congress
• Verbal sparring intensifies among political leaders ahead of the third phase of voting in Bihar, focusing heavily on the Hindu-Muslim divide
• As Bihar gears up for polling on May 7, stringent security measures are implemented, with over 50 thousand paramilitary forces deployed and a heightened presence of observers

With the third phase of voting in Bihar looming, political tensions escalate, particularly revolving around the Hindu-Muslim discourse. Bihar's Deputy CM, Samrat Chaudhary, has stirred the political pot by sharing a video of PM Modi on his X handle and issuing an ultimatum to Congress. As leaders engage in a verbal showdown, there's a relentless exchange of attacks and counterattacks, spanning from Deputy Chief Minister to Chief Minister levels. The video shared by Samrat Chaudhary, featuring Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech addressing reservations, has sparked controversy, with Chaudhary targeting Muslims through his post.

In the midst of heightened political drama, Samrat Chaudhary's statement, "Congress and its entire group should listen, as long as Modi is alive, Muslims will not get reservation for Dalits, OBCs, and tribals on the basis of caste," has fueled anticipation of significant political turbulence. As Bihar gears up for the third phase of voting on May 7, covering regions like Supaul, Jhanjharpur, Araria, Madhepura, and Khagaria, security measures intensify with over 50 thousand paramilitary forces slated for deployment. Additionally, the deployment of expenditure observers, police observers, and general observers underscores the significance of the upcoming phase in Bihar's political landscape.