GG News Bureau
Bihar, 7th April. Chirag Paswan joined Nitish Kumar and Narendra Modi in a sizable rally in the state of Nawada, Bihar, as part of the BJP-led NDA’s display of unity today.
Prime Minister Modi made fun of the Congress-led INDIA bloc during his speech at the gathering by claiming that the opposition group is terrified of “Modi’s Guarantees.” He emphasized that a prominent INDI Alliance politician recently declared that Modi’s assurances need to be outlawed.
Modi offers a guarantee because he is determined to follow through on it with a specific goal in mind. PM Modi claimed that the reason he offers a guarantee is because he puts in great effort to keep it. The Prime Minister criticized the opposition for their appeasement tactics, pointing out that the Muslim League’s ideas are reflected in the Congress manifesto. He asserted that Congress has released a “appeasement document” rather than a “manifesto.” PM Modi continued, “These people who have come together under duress have only one goal: the self-interest of power.” The INDI Alliance talks about eliminating the Sanatan Dharma of India.
There are still a lot of Modi promises to come in the third term.In light of the BJP’s objective to end poverty in the nation, Prime Minister Modi declared, “It is a guarantee to waive off the electricity bills of the poor.” He declared that the third term of the NDA administration would see efforts to make 3 crore women lakhpatis through the Lakhpati Didi Yojana, with the goal of empowering women.
“Modi wants to see all poverty in the nation eliminated. Like you, I too have experienced poverty before coming here. The poor serve the poor, and Modi is the poor man’s son. The PM declared, “I will not stop until I have lifted every brother and sister out of poverty.” The head of the BJP attacked the Congress-led national government, asking, “What was the state of the nation prior to 2014?” Slums were pushed upon millions of people.”
Furthermore, later today, Prime Minister Modi will lead a rally in West Bengal and take part in a roadshow in Madhya Pradesh. Elections for the Lok Sabha are almost here; the first round of voting is set for April 19. There will be seven phases to the elections, and Bihar will vote in each of them.
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