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Bihar stands with progressive agenda of the NDA: PM Modi in Bihar

Published By : Admin | May 14, 2019 | 12:25 IST
If voted back to power, Congress-RJD will push Bihar back to the days of misery and darkness: PM Modi
The people of Bihar have long witnessed the scale of poor governance, lawlessness and corruption rampant during the Congress-RJD days: PM Modi in Bihar
Since coming to power in 2014, BJP-led NDA has is leading the nation away from darkness and lighting people’s lives with its guiding mantra of ‘Sabka Sath, Sabka Vikas’: Prime Minister Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed two huge rallies in Buxar and Sasaram in Bihar today where PM Modi slammed the divisive political agenda of the Congress-RJD ‘Mahamilawat’ and said that if voted back to power, such parties will push India and Bihar back to the days of misery and darkness that were common during the UPA days.

Slamming the Opposition parties’ alliance ‘Mahamilawat’ for their politics of vote-bank and caste appeasement, PM Modi said, “The people of Bihar have long witnessed the scale of poor governance, lawlessness and corruption rampant during the Congress-RJD days and have seen the sufferings caused to them and to Bihar as a result of their actions. In contrast, since coming to power in 2014, BJP-led NDA has is leading the nation away from darkness and lighting people’s lives with its guiding mantra of ‘Sabka Sath, Sabka Vikas’ to ensure development, security and prosperity for everyone.”

PM Modi applauded the NDA’s efforts in improving the living standards for the people of Bihar since 2014 and added that the state was making giant leaps in building infrastructure and providing access to basic services to the most vulnerable communities. He urged his supporters to vote and support the NDA back into power in order to keep the rapid pace of development in Bihar moving in the years to come.

 

 

 

 

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