Prime Minister Narendra Modi in BiharPM Modi Bihar Rally Live Updates: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today addressed rallies at Darbhanga and Muzaffarpur of Bihar. Speaking at both the places, the Prime Minister attacked opposition leaders saying they neither had any model nor experience to run the government. He also said that if they come to power then no private companies will come to Bihar. “The party which is infamous for closing down industries of Bihar is today promising development to the people of Bihar. Let alone government jobs, if they come to power even private companies will flee from Bihar,” the Prime Minister said in Muzaffarpur.
Last week, he addressed 3 rallies in Sasaram, Gaya, and Bhagalpur – that was his first set of rallies on October 23. Speaking at the first set of rallies, Prime Minister Modi had targeted opposition parties for misleading farmers on farm laws, promising jobs that, he thinks, they can’t create, insulting farmers and demanding the restoration of Article 370. He had also attacked RJD for its ‘jungleraj’ for over a decade when women were not safe and extortionists ran amok in Bihar. He said that Bihar under NDA government was on the path of growth and now the opposition parties were looking at it with greedy eyes.
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Bihar Election 2020 | Congress gave direction to the country. We gave MNREGA, waived off farmers' loans. We know how to run the country, stand with farmers and generate employment, but yes, we do lack one thing - we don't know how to lie. We cannot compete with him (PM) at lying: Rahul Gandhi in Balmiki Nagar
Bihar Election 2020: Addressing a rally in Balmiki Nagar, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi says the motive of demonetisation and lockdown was the same. "It was aimed at destroying small farmers, small businesses, traders and labourers," Rahul Gandhi said.
Returning Officer to file an FIR against Bihar Minister and BJP leader Prem Kumar for violation of the model code of conduct by wearing a mask with his party's symbol at polling booth.
Bihar Minister and BJP leader Prem Kumar arrives at a polling booth in Gaya to cast his vote wearing a mask with his party's symbol.
At a rally in Balmiki Nagar, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi says the motive of demonetisation and lockdown was the same. It was aimed at destroying small farmers, small businesses, traders and labourers.
"Now Prime Minister doesn't say in speeches that he'll give jobs to 2 crore youth. He knows he was lying & people also know it. I guarantee, if PM comes here & says he'll give 2 crore jobs, crowd will chase him away," ANI quoted Gandhi as saying.
"Congress gave direction to the country. We gave MNREGA, waived off farmers' loans. We know how to run the country, stand with farmers and generate employment, but yes, we do lack one thing - we don't know how to lie. We cannot compete with him (PM) at lying," he added.
At a rally in Balmiki Nagar, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi says the motive of demonetisation and lockdown was the same. It was aimed at destroying small farmers, small businesses, traders and labourers.
"Now Prime Minister doesn't say in speeches that he'll give jobs to 2 crore youth. He knows he was lying & people also know it. I guarantee, if PM comes here & says he'll give 2 crore jobs, crowd will chase him away," ANI quoted Gandhi as saying.
"Congress gave direction to the country. We gave MNREGA, waived off farmers' loans. We know how to run the country, stand with farmers and generate employment, but yes, we do lack one thing - we don't know how to lie. We cannot compete with him (PM) at lying," he added.
In Muzaffarpur, PM Modi says the party which is infamous for closing down industries of Bihar is today promising development to the people of Bihar. "Let alone governmentt jobs, if they come to power even private companies will flee from Bihar," says PM in Muzaffarpur.
Bihar Election 2020: Bihar elections an opportunity to re-elect those who pulled state out of darkness, says Modi at election rally in Muzaffarpur.
PM Modi in Muzaffarpur: "You (people) can imagine what will happen to the funds for COVID-19 if they (opposition parties) come to power...What else can people of Bihar expect from the 'Yuvraj' of 'Jungle Raj', given their past record. You know them better than I do."
PM in Muzaffarpur: These people neither have any model nor any experience. These people will take the state backwards. Under Nitish, BIhar is on the path of growth.
Soon after PM's speech in Darbhanga, Congress says his government promised Rs 100 crore for the Ramayana Circuit in Bihar in 2015, but did not give a single penny in 5 years.
https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.jsPM Modi says that the mantra of opposition parties when they were in power was - (paisa hajam, project khatam) money finished, project finished. He says they loved commission so much that they never paid attention to connectivity. " You know very well what happened to Kosi Mahasetu, who connected Mithilanchal," PM Modi says in Darbhanga.
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PM in Darbhanga: Today first phase of polling is underway. I would like to request everyone to follow all precautionary measures against COVID19. I pray for the speedy recovery of everyone who has been infected with the disease:
PM Modi in Darbhanga: People of Bihar have taken a resolve to again defeat those who brought 'jungle raj' in the state, those who looted Bihar. These are the people under whose government crime was rampant in the state."
Prime Minister Modi cautioned people to know the opposition parties leaders. He says the leaders of opposition are those who made money out of projects meant for people, did fraud in the name of farm loan and turned job creation into money making industry. He reminds people of RJD rule when Lalu Prasad Yadav was the chief minister of Bihar.
PM Modi in Darbhanga: "A grand Ram Temple is being built in Ayodhya... those in politics who used to ask us a date (of temple construction) are now compelled to applaud... It is the identity of BJP and NDA, we do what we promise."
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is addressing rally in Bihar. He is addressing in Darbhanga. After this, he will go to Muzaffarpur, and Patna. Last week, he addressed 3 rallies in Sasaram, Gaya, and Bhagalpur - that was his first set of rallies on October 23.
Congress in its Badlav Patra for Bihar talks about loan waiver, electricity bill waiver and increasing irrigation facilities for farmers. Congress Bihar in-charge says that if his government comes to power then they will reject the NDA government’s Farm Laws by bringing separate state Farm Bills as we did in Punjab. The Congress also promises to review the decision to ban the sale and consumption of liquor in the state if elected to power.
Free Covid vaccination in Bihar
10 lakh agriculture-linked jobs
5 lakh IT jobs in five years
3 lakh teaching jobs in all types of institues
1 lakh jobs in health sector
15 private and COMFED-based processing industries in two years
Bihar to be developed as next-generation IT hub
IT infrastructure in Patna and Rajgir
Free tabs for meritorious students in class 9 and above
A sports university and digital counselling centres
Darbhanga AIIMS to be operationalised by 2024
Houses for 30 lakh people in urban and rural areas
Job and Rs 25 lakh for the family of a soldier who lays down life for the nation
Minimum Support Price for lentils
4G and broadband service in all towns and villages
Former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi will today address rallies in West Champaran and Darbhanga.
In his first visit, PM addressed three rallies. In all three rallies, he targeted the opposition parties, mainly the RJD which has ruled Bihar for over a decade when Lal Prasad Yadav was the chief minister. He blamed the RJD for pushing Bihar into darkness by letting criminals and extortionists operate without fear of law. He said it was complete lawlessness (known as jungle raj) under previous governments in Bihar. He also said that parties or leaders who are projecting themselves as leaders for the future were greedy and won’t deliver on jobs as they had a history of turning employment opportunities into a money-making (bribe) industry. “Bihar is entitled to employment and entrepreneurship. Who can ensure this? Those who consider giving government jobs as a means of earning bribes or those who are working to improve Bihar’s Ease of Doing Business and Skill Mapping,” the Prime Minister said in Bhagalpur.
IN his last speech in Bihar, the Prime Minister hit out at the opposition parties for misleading farmers on minimum support price (MSP). He said the opposition did not care about the farmers but the middlemen and brokers who will get badly hit by three farm laws recently passed by Parliament. “Mandis and MSP are just excuses, they actually want save the brokers and middlemen….when Rafale planes were bought, they were still speaking the language of middlemen and touts,” the PM said.
Congress promises to provide free education to girls from KG to PG. "Let us vote for Congress to be a part of change in Bihar," it urges people of Bihar.
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In his first set of rallies on October 24, Prime Minister Modi attacked the opposition parties for seeking restoration of Article 370. He said that the NDA government abrogated Article 370. “But these people say they will bring it back if they come to power. After saying this they dare to ask for votes from Bihar. Is this not an insult of Bihar? The state which sends its sons and daughters to the borders to protect the country,” the Prime Minister said.
Prime Minister Modi in is last rally said that the Congress government in the Centre had blocked Nitish Kumar from working out of vengeance as the people of Bihar threw it out of power in the state. Refering to RJD-Congress alliance, the PM said that “these are the people who stalled every project of Bihar. In 15 years of their rule, they looted Bihar. You (people) had given them power but they used that power to fill their coffers. They (Congress-RJD) got frustrated when you elected Nitish Kumar as chief minister of Bihar. After this, for 10 years, these people while being in power in the Centre vent out their frustration on the people of Bihar.” “When I was Gujarat chief minister and Nitish Ji attended UPA’s central meetings, Nitish Ji always told them – don’t stall Bihar’s development. But for 10 years, those who were defeated in Bihar were angry, they influenced the Centre and ensured Nitish ji cannot work. They wasted Bihar’s 10 years,” PM Modi said.
In the last rally, Prime Minister Modi said that the people of Bihar had made up their mind to elect the NDA government and the days of the lantern — also the election symbol of RJD — were over. He said there was a period when electricity only graced the homes of well-to-do families. Poor people relied on ‘diya’ and ‘dhibri’. “Today every poor household in Bihar has an electricity connection, it is bright. The need for lanterns in today’s Bihar is over,” he had said.
Former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi will once again be in Bihar to address another set of rallies.
Prime Minister Modi will address gatherings in Darbhanga, Muzaffarpur, and Patna.