PATNA, Nov. 4 -- The opposition chief ministerial face of the seven party coalition, Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi and Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge stepped up their electioneering by putting forth the employment agenda of the coalition and also taking jibes at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for showcasing NDA government as agent of development and progress in the state. Leader of the opposition and CM face of INDIA bloc in Bihar- popularly called as Mahagathbandan- Tejashwi carried his intensive campaigning by addressing around 15 rallies in Bhojpur, Ara, Saran, Patna and other districts in the day, where he promised that ' if his government comes, all households in the state would get government jobs, if they are not covered by any form of government employment'. "Naukri chahiye na.. Toh humari sarkar baniye (if you want job, elect us),"Yadav asserted in most of his rallies, which were just no longer than five to ten minutes stop overs. At Majhaua airport ground in Ara, Yadav said corruption had reached its peak under this 20-yr government. "Go to any office today and you won't find work without paying. Today, Bihar has become known as the state of migration. Youth are crammed like goats into trains to other states for employment. The situation with education and health is the same. Farmers are not getting fair prices for their crops," he said, amidst a roar from the crowd. At Paliganj, Yadav exhorted voters to give him one chance and he would redress the chronic problem of migration. "Youths in Bihar would get work here. We will also bring in Mai Behan Maan yojana to give Rs.2,500 to women. The present government needs to be changed," he said. The former deputy CM also underlined that there would be no compromise on 'crime and corruption', if voted to power, while asserting that 'Padhai, Sinchai, Sunwai , Dawai (education, irrigation, healthcare and redressal of people's grievances) would be the main priorities, " he said at rallies in Masaurhi, Danapur and Ekma in Saran. Earlier in the day Yadav also took digs at PM Modi for the latter's comment that Congress was pressured to declare him the CM face of the opposition coalition at 'gun point', "Jiski jaisi soch hai, jiski jaisi bhavna hai...We had never seen such low-level language used by a PM," Yadav told reporters....