By Admin 
Prime Minister Narendra Modi cornered Congress and Rashtriya Janata Dal on Thursday (30 October), just before the Bihar Assembly elections. He said that the people of Lantern era will not be able to provide electricity to Bihar. PM Modi termed Lalu Yadav’s rule as Jungle Raj. He said that at one time in Bihar, kidnapping used to happen for Rs 40 thousand.
Prime Minister Modi said, ,To increase the pride of Bihar, the sweet dialect of Bihar, to take the culture of Bihar to every corner of the world, to develop Bihar. NDA And this is the biggest priority of BJP. When India was prosperous, economically and the biggest power of knowledge and science, then Bihar had a big role in it, hence today it is very important for Bihar to develop to make India developed.,
Prime Minister Modi took a jibe at RJD
PM Modi said, “To move Bihar forward, enterprise is needed, industry is needed and for industry, land, electricity, connectivity and rule of law are needed.” Think, will those who have a history of land grabbing give land to any industry? Those who kept Bihar in the lantern era, will they be able to provide electricity? Will those who looted the railways increase connectivity in Bihar? Can those who broke records of corruption and scams bring the rule of law?
PM Modi reminded of 2001 kidnapping case
He said, if we remember the days of Jungle Raj, we can imagine how dangerous the situation was. You people of Muzaffarpur RJD The Golu kidnapping incident that happened in the government can never be forgotten. In the same city, in 2001, a small child was kidnapped by criminals in broad daylight while going to school and they demanded a lot of money in return and when they could not give the money, they RJD These sticks had torn that little boy into pieces.
Prime Minister Modi said, “Where there is harshness and cruelty reigns, the law ceases to exist.” where bitterness increases RJD And if there is Congress, harmony in the society is difficult there. Where RJD And there is no sign of development where there is misgovernance by Congress. Where there is corruption, there is no social justice. The rights of the poor are robbed and only a few families prosper. Such people can never do any good to Bihar.