Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a massive rally in Gaya, Bihar, on Tuesday, where he targeted the opposition fiercely. Speaking in the local language, PM Modi drew a huge crowd who enthusiastically chanted slogans in his support throughout the rally. He began his speech by acknowledging the diversity of India and emphasizing the importance of the Constitution in shaping the nation’s future.
PM Modi highlighted the achievements of his government, including uplifting millions from poverty, providing housing for three crore families, and ensuring free ration for the poor for the next five years. He also promised free healthcare for senior citizens above the age of 70 and reiterated the continuation of the PM Kisan Samman Nidhi scheme.
Furthermore, PM Modi criticized the opposition parties, particularly the RJD, for their alleged involvement in corruption and mismanagement during their rule. He accused the RJD of perpetuating ‘jungle raj’ (lawlessness) and corruption in Bihar, citing instances like the fodder scam. PM Modi asserted that the upcoming elections are not about political parties but about the future of the nation.
Addressing the issue of Hindutva, PM Modi condemned attempts to denigrate Hindu culture and questioned the motives of those who question the existence of Lord Ram and criticize the Ram temple construction. He accused the opposition of indulging in appeasement politics and warned against any attempt to undermine the cultural heritage of the country.
In conclusion, PM Modi reiterated his commitment to development and progress, emphasizing the need for a strong and decisive government to address the challenges facing the nation. He called upon the people of Bihar to vote for the BJP and its allies to ensure continued development and prosperity in the state.
