On Tuesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the necessity of creating a developed Bihar and a developed India. He highlighted the importance of establishing a robust government at the center to ensure a bright future for everyone.
Addressing a public meeting in Bihar’s Maharajganj, PM Modi stated “For your bright future, a strong government needs to be formed at the centre. As June 4 is nearing the abuses of the INDI alliance for Modi are increasing…”
“..They (INDIA alliance) cannot tolerate that the people of the country are going to re-elect Modi for the next 5 years…,” PM Modi said, adding, “For your future & the future of your children Viksit Bihar (Developed Bihar) and Viksit Bharat (Developed India] has to be made,” the PM added.
PM Modi accused the INDIA bloc of being an alliance of parties tainted by corruption and nepotism.
“The platform of INDI Alliance is not a political platform, it seems like a conference of scamsters of lakhs and crores. Scamsters of about 20 lakh crore rupees sit together on their platform. When they come together, three evils are clearly visible in them- They are extremely communal. They are extremely casteist and they are staunch nepotists.”
PM Modi remarked that the INDIA bloc showed no respect for Bihar’s dignity “The dignity of Bihar and the respect of Biharis do not matter to the INDI alliance. When the DMK people abused Bihar, when the Congress leader from Telangana abused Bihar, even then Congress’s family kept its lips shut.”
PM Modi conducted his second poll rally within an hour today. Prior to this, he spoke at a public gathering in East Champaran.
“Modi is a thorn in the eyes of these people 24 hours a day, but despite their best efforts, I will remain steadfast in your service,” PM Modi said, targeting Congress and its allies in the state.
“I do not have any inheritance of my own, you are my inheritance and you are also my heir,” PM Modi said in his address.
Voting for the next round is scheduled for May 25, as part of the seven-phase Lok Sabha elections spanning from April 19 to June 1. The counting of votes is set for June 4.