Bihar's Sorrow: Kosi's Forgotten Voters Face PM's 'Infiltrator' Barb

This special report from Bihar's Purnia and Supol districts focuses on the key election issues of development and political rhetoric, featuring voter reactions to comments by the Prime Minister on infiltrators and Asaduddin Owaisi on minority representation. One resident, expressing years of frustration with their plight on the banks of the Kosi river, stated, 'I don't have any expectations from any political party, nor do I have any plans for the future.' The report contrasts high-pitched political campaigns with the ground reality in the Seemanchal and Kosi regions, where citizens demand jobs, industries to stop migration, and permanent rehabilitation from devastating annual floods. It highlights the daily struggle for survival, where families are separated from their farms by the river and children attend makeshift schools, hoping their vote will finally bring a change to their precarious existence.