New Delhi, October 27 (Musrat.com) During the upcoming assembly elections in Bihar, All India Congress Committee member Intikhab Alam appealed to the people to overcome their emotions and use their intellects. As he put it, “Mahagathbandhan candidates must be victorious in order to defeat communalists in Bihar” while expressing his views at a discussion organized by Seemanchal Circle of Delhi on the topic ‘Bihar Assembly Elections: Uncertain Possibilities’.

According to Alam, even though we disagree with the attitudes of secular parties, we should vote for the Mahagathbandhan candidate for the dignity and survival of our country. Just as the Mahagathbandhan announced the two percent YIP as the Deputy Chief Minister, also a Muslim should have been announced as the Deputy Chief Minister. However, this did not occur, as a result of which Muslims feel neglected. In this regard, he urged the Mahagathbandhan to take the initiative.

President of Seemanchal Circle of Delhi and renowned UNI journalist Abid Anwar commented on this occasion, highlighting the sensitive situation in Bihar and particularly Seemanchal, that it is the people of Seemanchal's responsibility to ensure that communal forces do not have a chance to emerge. According to him, communal forces are devouring Seemanchal at all costs due to power-lust. However, this election represents a golden opportunity to defeat such forces and choose the right candidate. Further, he stated that the people of Seemanchal should not allow Seemanchal to become a political laboratory.

Dr. Mehrban Ali Falahi, General Secretary of Seemanchal Circle of Delhi, citing statistics on the Seemanchal and Kosi constituencies, pointed out that if each person acts with awareness, overcoming sectarianism need not be a daunting task. In his view, in order to solve our problems, good candidates must succeed in the election, and we must learn how to increase our representation.

Maulana Nisar Ahmed Nadvi, Patron of Seemanchal Circle of Delhi, while advocating the success of good candidates, stressed the importance of contacting the people to make such candidates successful.

Dr. Shamim Ahmed Nadvi, Vice President of Seemanchal Circle of Delhi, while delivering introductory remarks, shed light on the conditions of Seemanchal, highlighting the ongoing issues.

The main participants of this discussion included Zafar Kamal Nadvi, Amjad Nadvi, Maulana Sohrab Qasmi, Asghar Ali Nadvi, Danish Hassan, Jahangir Falahi, Mustafa Omari, Shamsher Ali Islahi and other distinguished personalities.