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Politics
NDA's Abhishek Jha Gains Support in Tirhut; Minister Tiwari Vows Pay, Transfer Fixes
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bihar
🗓 14 Oct 2026, 03:16 PM
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NDA candidate Abhishek Jha held a rally in the Tirhut graduate constituency, urging voters to back him. Education Minister Mithlesh Tiwari pledged to address seventh‑pay‑commission and transfer‑posting issues, targeting rival Prashant Kishor.
A political rally was organised in the Tirhut graduate constituency to boost the campaign of NDA candidate Abhishek Jha. Party leaders addressed a gathering of local supporters, urging them to vote for the NDA ticket in the upcoming election.
Education Minister Mithlesh Tiwari addressed the crowd, promising to resolve long‑standing grievances related to the seventh pay commission and the transfer‑posting system that affect teachers and government employees in the region. He assured voters that the government would take concrete steps to implement the revised salary structure and streamline posting procedures.
The minister also used the platform to criticize the opposition, specifically naming political strategist Prashant Kishor, and warned that his influence could hinder development initiatives. The rally underscores the intensifying contest in Bihar’s Tirhut seat as parties vie for the graduate electorate ahead of the polls.
Education Minister Mithlesh Tiwari addressed the crowd, promising to resolve long‑standing grievances related to the seventh pay commission and the transfer‑posting system that affect teachers and government employees in the region. He assured voters that the government would take concrete steps to implement the revised salary structure and streamline posting procedures.
The minister also used the platform to criticize the opposition, specifically naming political strategist Prashant Kishor, and warned that his influence could hinder development initiatives. The rally underscores the intensifying contest in Bihar’s Tirhut seat as parties vie for the graduate electorate ahead of the polls.