Kishanganj (Bihar) [India], Akhtarul Iman, AIMIM candidate from Kishanganj, raised the issue of Muslim population growth rate in the constituency and said that the poor generally have more children than the rich because they do not know about family planning. Are. In palaces there are two children, on the footpath there are six children (the poor usually have more children than the rich). Poor people do not know about family planning, they consider their children as property. Most of the people of Kishanganj live in huts. Iman said that due to poverty the fertility rate has increased in Kishanganj. He said the increase in Muslim population in Kishanganj was due to delimitation.''Before delimitation, the assembly constituency was Muslim dominated. Baisi was not a part of Kishanganj constituency and was earlier in Kursha Kata Palashi assembly constituency, Kishanganj. That is why the Muslim population has increased in Kishanganj constituency,” he said, adding that as per the statistics the fertility rate of the minorities has decreased, “Although as per the statistics the fertility rate of the minorities has decreased. If your population increases, it troubles the BJP. According to economists, poor people have more children.''The AIMIM leader said that it is a matter of serious concern that Home Minister Amit Shah has raised the issue of increasing population in Kishanganj. The fertility rate of Seemanchal has increased and this is true because o outsiders who came from Bangladesh illegally and somehow managed to make identity cards, hence there has been an increase in minority voters," Iman told ANI. She said the rising Also raised the issue of unemployment, malnutrition and infant mortality rates in Kishanganj, saying that all these rates are the highest in Seemanchal, making the region backward "when Shahnawaz Hussain won the elections in 2004. At that time there were around nine lakh voters and now the total voters are eighteen lakh and within five years the voters have increased by four lakh", he said. Amit Kumar Gupta, a resident of Kishanganj, said, "Within fifteen years the Muslim voters have increased .Because the boarding districts of Bangladesh and NEPA are very close to Kishanganj. Due to vote bank, people come easily from those areas and they get all the residence documents easily. Kishanganj is a backward district of Bihar. Hindus live in Kishanganj headquarters and there is no industry and scope in Kishanganj, so Hindu people left from here. For this reason, the Hindu population is decreasing day by day and the Muslim population is increasing and they prefer to live with them,” he said. Another resident of Kishanganj, Suresh Kumar, said, “As per records, Hind population is twenty. percent but I believe the Hindu population has decreased and now stands at fifteen percent.People come from Bangladesh and are easily humiliated because of vote bank politics" Kishanganj is the only district in north-east Bihar where the Muslim population is more than 68 per cent. The Muslim population in four seemanchal (border) districts of north-east Bihar (Katihar, Araria, Kishanganj has the highest Muslim population. It shares its border with Bangladesh and West Bengal. It was the only parliamentary seat that the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) lost in the 2019 parliamentary elections. Will be in phase.On 26 April, it was announced by the Election Commission of India on 16 March that in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, Mohammed Javed of Congress emerged victorious by securing 33.32 percent of the votes, he won against Mahmood Ashraf of JD(U) in the election on this seat. Prominent candidates contesting include Mohammad Javed from Congress and Mujahid Alam from JD(U) who secured 30.19 per cent of the votes to form the JD(U)-led NDA block.