Bihar Elections: Modi Claims Opposition Shocked, Leaders Trade Barbs

The top leaders of India's ruling party are campaigning hard in the state of Bihar for an upcoming election.

The Prime Minister said that the first day of voting was like a big electric shock to the other political teams, meaning his party did very well.

He asked people to vote even more in the next round of voting.

The Prime Minister and another top leader are accusing the other parties of having a bad past where there was a lot of crime and unfairness.

They also talked about finding and removing people who are not supposed to be in the country.

Meanwhile, leaders from the opposition parties are saying that the ruling party's claims are not true.

One opposition leader suggested that the election officials might be changing the list of who can vote.

Another opposition leader, who is a prominent politician, has been criticized for not campaigning much in Bihar, with his opponents saying it's because they already know they will lose.

A political strategist also questioned if people want to go back to the bad old days of crime.