While addressing NDA’s public meeting in Bettiah, Bihar, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday launched a scathing attack on the opposition and claimed NDA’s victory. He said that the first phase of voting has already taken place in Bihar, while the second phase will be held on 11th.

The Home Minister said in a confident manner, “When the counting of votes takes place on 14th, the counting will start from 8 am and by 11 am, Lalu and Company will be wiped out.” Amit Shah started his speech by mentioning the Tapobhoomi of Lord Valmiki. He said that if Thugbandhan government is formed by mistake, then the land of Champaran will become ‘Chambal’ and Bihar will again go into the era of Jungle Raj. He appealed to the public to press the button on ‘Kamalchaap’ to avoid such situations.

Amit Shah made a big claim

Amit Shah said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, NDA is going to form the government strongly on 14th. He said, “The temple of Lord Shri Ram in Ayodhya was stalled first by the British, then by Congress and Lalu and Company, but Modi ji built a grand temple there.” The Home Minister told that a grand temple of Mata Sita is being built in Bihar. He promised that “the day the temple of Mata Sita is built in Sitamarhi, the Vande Bharat train will be started from Ayodhya to Sitamarhi.”

Amit Shah raised the issue of infiltrators

In the meeting, Amit Shah also raised the issue of infiltrators strongly. He said, “Should the infiltrators be thrown out of the country or not?” When slogans of approval came from the crowd, he targeted Rahul Gandhi and said, “Rahul Baba had taken out the ‘Save the Infiltrator’ Yatra four months ago. No matter how many Yatras Rahul Gandhi takes out, we will take out every infiltrator from the country.”

Shah raised the question, “Will a Bangladeshi infiltrator decide who will become the Chief Minister of Bihar?” He said that the Central Government will take every step for security and sovereignty in the country and the NDA government in Bihar is the guarantee of stability and development.

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Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday (November 01, 2025), referring to Sadhu Yadav, brother of former Bihar Chief Minister Rabri Devi, told the people of the state that if RJD returns to power, ‘Jungle Raj’ will return. Shah was to address an election rally in Gopalganj district, but due to bad weather he could not reach the rally venue, hence he addressed the rally digitally.

He said, ‘This election is an opportunity to decide to whom the future of Bihar should be entrusted. On one side are those people who started ‘Jungle Raj’. On the other hand, there is the pair of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who have brought development.

Amit Shah’s target on Sadhu Yadav

Shah said, ‘The people of Gopalganj have never voted for RJD since 2002. I am sure they will continue this trend. No one knows the exploits of Sadhu Yadav better than the people of Gopalganj. Sadhu Yadav, who was MLA and MP from Gopalganj, was considered very influential when his sister Rabri Devi was the Chief Minister of the state.

One of the charges against him was that of forcibly taking away cars from a showroom during the wedding of Rabri Devi’s eldest daughter Misa Bharti in 1999. This incident was mentioned by Prime Minister Modi at a rally earlier this week, although he did not take anyone’s name.

Sadhu Yadav’s name in Shilpi Gautam murder case

Yadav’s name also cropped up in the Shilpi Gautam murder case of the same year. Recently, this episode came into limelight when Jan Suraj Party founder Prashant Kishore alleged the connivance of then RJD leader and now BJP’s Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary in this case.

The Home Minister also listed the names of those villages in Central Bihar which were in the news for massacres during the RJD rule. The massacres took place at a time when several districts of the state were in the grip of bloody conflict between outlawed Naxalite groups and private groups of upper caste landlords.

Shah mentioned the manifesto issued by NDA

Shah also reiterated the promises made by the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in the manifesto released a day earlier. He said, ‘There are two main things in the manifesto, one for farmers and one for women, which I want to reiterate. Recently, Nitish Kumar and Prime Minister Modi have deposited Rs 10,000 in the accounts of 1.41 crore ‘Jeevika Didis’. They will send up to Rs 2 lakh to all Jeevika Didis in different ways.

Describing the PM’s scheme, the Home Minister said, ‘We give Rs 6,000 per year to 27 lakh farmers of Bihar. Now, we will add Rs 3,000 to this and give Rs 9,000. Shah also said that all the sugar mills in the state will be reopened in the next five years.

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Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday (October 30, 2025) said that the ‘India’ alliance will be wiped out in the Bihar Assembly elections as people will take revenge for Congress workers allegedly insulting Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s mother and Rahul Gandhi for mocking the Prime Minister and Chhathi Maiya.

Addressing back-to-back rallies in Lakhisarai and Munger districts, he claimed that Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi, while criticizing Modi, has insulted ‘Chhathi Maiya’ and said that people worshiping this goddess are doing drama.

Shah’s taunt on Sonia Gandhi

Taking a dig at Congress leader Sonia Gandhi, Shah called upon the people to press the button with the National Democratic Alliance (RJD) election symbol on the EVM so hard that its shock is felt even in Italy. Shah said, ‘Sita Mata is worshiped as ‘Chhathi Mata’ in Munger. Rahul Gandhi is ignorant of Indian culture, that is why he insulted this goddess, because Italy is his maternal birthplace.

The Home Minister claimed that there was ‘Jungle Raj’ in Bihar when Lalu Prasad and Rabri Devi were the Chief Ministers. He said that every vote given to the National Democratic Alliance (RJD) will bring development in the state.

Nitish Kumar eliminated ‘Jungle Raj’

He alleged, ‘More than 32,000 kidnappings and 12 major massacres took place in Bihar during the Lalu-Rabri regime from 1992 to 2004. Nitish Kumar ended ‘Jungle Raj’, but RJD is trying to bring back ‘Jungle Raj’ in the state with a new face.

Shah alleged that the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government committed scams worth Rs 12 lakh crore during its 10-year rule, while no one could point a finger at Modi and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for corruption.

Amit Shah spoke about infiltration in Bihar

He said, ‘Lalu Prasad was involved in fodder, land-for-jobs, coal tar and flood relief scams. Whereas under Nitish Kumar’s rule, Bihar moved forward on the path of development and the Center increased the Minimum Support Price (MSP) for agricultural produce and strengthened the infrastructure.

The Home Minister claimed that during the UPA regime, terrorists created havoc in India without worrying about any consequences, while the Modi government responded to every attack by attacking inside Pakistan. Shah said, ‘We will also drive out those infiltrators from Bihar who grab the food grains and employment of poor people and are involved in anti-national activities.’

A grand temple of Goddess Sita will be built here

He has announced that a medical college in the name of the first Chief Minister of Bihar, Shri Krishna Sinha, will be established in Lakhisarai in the next two years. Describing Goddess Sita as the ‘daughter of Bihar’, he said that a grand temple will be built at Punaura Dham in Sitamarhi at a cost of Rs 850 crore and it will be connected to the Ram temple in Ayodhya through a direct train.

Development in Bihar under NDA rule

He said that under the NDA regime, the Center has spent Rs 18 lakh crore on roads, railways, greenfield expressway projects in Bihar and Makhana Board has also been established. The Center has spent Rs 9,500 crore on the revival of the Barauni fertilizer plant, Rs 900 crore on infrastructure projects in Munger and given GI (geographical indication) tag to sheared rice of the region.

Shah said that 8.52 crore people in Bihar have received free ration, 87 lakh farmers have received Rs 6,000 per year, 44 lakh people have received houses and 1.17 crore women in the state have received LPG cylinders.

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