Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday asserted that for BJP, this election is about driving out infiltrators from the entire state of Bihar, promising that the BJP will drive out all the infiltrators from the sacred land of Bihar. Addressing party workers in Bihar's Araria, the Home Minister launched attacks on opposition RJD, claiming that Lalu Yadav's only aim is to make his son (Tejashwi Yadav) Chief Minister in this election. Shah came down heavily on the Congress and the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), accusing them of committing "mass corruption" during their rule in the Centre and Bihar. The Home Minister alleged that "Lalu and company" looted Bihar and committed numerous scams and frauds. Contrary to that, he said opposition parties are unable to level a single allegation of corruption against the Modi government, which has been in power for the last 11 years.
#WATCH | Araria, Bihar: Union Home Minister Amit Shah says, "For Rahul and Lalu, this election is about making their party win. It's about making Lalu's son the Chief Minister. But for all of us, BJP workers, this election is about driving out infiltrators from all of Bihar. Make… pic.twitter.com/ymJKHJ4HMd
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Sharpening his attacks on Congress and RJD, the Union Minister said, "These two princes, one is Sonia ji's son and the other is Lalu ji's son, ask both of them, what they have done for Bihar. I have a long list of what the Modi government has done for Bihar. When Sonia-Manmohan's government was in power at the Centre, our Bihar was given only Rs 2 lakh 80 thousand crores in 10 years. Modi ji gave 16 lakh crores to Bihar from 2014 to 2025. Dozens of roads, irrigation facilities, reopening of Barauni industries, Kosi-link project... if anyone did all this, it was Modi ji."
The upcoming assembly elections in Bihar are seen as crucial, with the BJP and NDA facing off against the opposition INDIA bloc. Shah's visit and addresses aim to galvanise party workers and solidify the NDA's position.
Newsinc24 Team
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