Immigration in Bihar

They are located in the center of high-resolution election sparring. But what must Bihar provide?
Bihar’s allies in the government, JDU and BJP used Stalin’s dock in Bihar – where he supported the allies’ Congress – to restore early DMK slander against immigration to Bihar, Tamil Nadu. Stalin and his ministers tried to focus on the largest state and senior employers of India’s industrial workers on Thursday’s fresh Moses data. Bihar and TN cannot be further apart. Bihar remains in trouble, and the caste network has consolidated its position in poverty and poor human development. Despite its own caste politics, Tennessee has made progress, growing economically steadily, as well as inclusiveness and human development performance. Of course, TN’s success is also brighter, as Bihar sets the standards so low.
The Poles separate – a society led by the upper caste, another Dravid – but the two states are inseparable and bound by endless immigration. Bihar pushed them away and pulled them in. Anti-immigration politics is the core of political rights on a global scale. In TN, that’s no different – small parties like NTK are ready to whip the immigrant hatred. Two years ago, Tennessee authorities quickly resolved misinformation about Harry’s immigration attacks. It is worth noting that Chennai and Patna together killed the trouble-inducing attempt. Now, about six months later, Bihar immigrants have found themselves and his destiny at the center of political sparring.
But the bigger tragedy is that these immigrants (immigrants who built India’s glittering cities) are almost unable to exercise their votes. There are concerns that Sir Bihar’s draft jazz is missing thousands of immigrant names. After Trump’s tariffs, many people lost their jobs in TN’s export hub. But before assembling them into the hustle and bustle (if they are part of the voter volume), Nitish & Tejashwi may want to shed light on the services offered in Bihar.
This article is an editorial opinion in the printed version of The Times of India.
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