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“Yogi’s Bulldozer Politics Echoes in Bihar: Akhilesh Fires Back, Campaign Turns into UP-Bihar Battle”

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Bihar’s election trail has turned into a political battlefield echoing the sounds of Uttar Pradesh. From the BJP to the Samajwadi Party, every camp is trying to cash in on the “UP model” — invoking bulldozers, law and order, temples, and the politics of development to sway Bihar’s voters. What was once a Bihar-specific contest is now being seen as a rehearsal for UP’s 2027 showdown.

UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has emerged as the face of this cross-border campaign. Addressing rallies across Bihar, including Mohiuddinagar, Yogi declared that the “UP bulldozer will now roll in Bihar” — a metaphor that drew sharp reactions. He praised his government’s record on law, order, and infrastructure, citing Ayodhya’s Ram Mandir, Kashi Vishwanath Dham, and Prayagraj’s grand Kumbh as evidence of transformation. His message was clear: BJP’s brand of governance doesn’t stop at state borders.

But the opposition isn’t silent. Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav, campaigning in East Champaran, launched a biting counterattack. He accused Yogi of being obsessed with “renaming everything — from cities to schemes.” Akhilesh claimed the BJP copied the expressways built under the SP government and “added corruption in the process.” Aligning himself with Tejashwi Yadav, he framed their alliance as a vision to connect “UP and Bihar directly to Delhi through youth and development.”

Analysts say Bihar has effectively become a testing ground for Uttar Pradesh’s political playbook. Both BJP and SP are trying to build narratives that resonate beyond Bihar, knowing the state’s social and cultural links with Purvanchal can influence sentiments across the border. The BJP hopes to project its governance model as a benchmark, while the opposition frames it as propaganda hiding ground realities.

Within the Election Code of Conduct, both camps are keeping their punches calculated — yet sharp. While Yogi’s bulldozer roars on stage, Akhilesh’s sarcasm lands its mark. Between development promises and symbolic politics, Bihar’s voters are left weighing which version of “progress” feels real.

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