Bihar Elections: The campaign for Bihar Assembly elections has reached its peak. In this series, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national president JP Nadda, while addressing an election rally in Goh in Aurangabad district on Tuesday, fiercely attacked the opposition grand alliance. In this public meeting organized in support of NDA candidates, Nadda termed the Grand Alliance as a ‘symbol of destruction’ and reminded the voters of the ‘old regime’ of RJD and Congress.
History of grand alliance is disastrous
Nadda raised questions on the grand alliance declaring Tejashwi Yadav as the chief ministerial candidate. He said that the people of Bihar are well aware of the history of the rule of Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) and Congress. “That was an era of anarchy, jungle raj and obstructions in the path of development. Which pushed Bihar back decades. Today these parties are dreaming of coming to power again, but the people of Bihar are not going to be confused anymore. The Grand Alliance is an unholy alliance formed just to gain power, which will only bring destruction for the state.”
NDA is a symbol of development and good governance
JP Nadda described NDA as ‘a symbol of development and good governance’. He praised the leadership of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He said that due to the joint efforts of the Central and State Governments, unprecedented development has taken place in Bihar. “Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has done ground-breaking work in the fields of law and order, roads, education and health. At the same time, Prime Minister Modi ji has directly benefited every poor person of Bihar through his schemes.”
Nadda appealed to the voters of Goh to make NDA candidates victorious with huge votes to maintain the pace of development, so that the dream of including Bihar in the category of leading states of the country can be fulfilled. He said that a double engine government is inevitable for the overall development of Bihar.
