‘Congress-RJD took revenge on Bihar’: In the Motihari rally, Modi picked up the pole pitch. Bharat News

The purpose of the Prime Minister’s address was to highlight the NDA rule model in Bihar, while a sharp opposite was coming with the earlier UPA regime. He accused the Congress-RJD of taking the state out of “the politics of revenge”.

“When RJD and Congress were in power, Bihar was given only 2 lakh crore rupees in 10 years. It was as if they were punishing the people of Bihar. But in the last 10 years, the NDA governments have given many times more funds for the development of Bihar.”

Taking a jib during the tenure of RJD in the state, Modi said that development was stopped under the RJD-Congress government, and the poor found it difficult to reach their rights.

He said, “People who came to power were more interested in the fact that the poor have to be looted properly.” “At that time, people also did not dare to re -prepare their homes, the landlords could be picked up fearfully. Is anyone who promotes such fear gives you a confirmed house?”

At the same time, he outlined the credibility of the NDA in welfare distribution, in which the government’s affordable housing scheme with schemes like Prime Minister Avas Yojana (PMAY) and women self-help group initiative, Lakhpati Didi, and Financial Inclusion Program, Jan Dhan.

He said, “More than 12,000 families in Bihar have found new houses under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY) on Thursday, and about seven lakh houses have already been built in the state under this scheme. In Motihari alone, three lakh paved houses have been constructed.” “In Bihar only, more poor families have been given permanent houses than the total population of countries such as Norway, New Zealand and Singapore,” he said.

Referring to the Jan Dhan Yojana, he said: “Earlier, many women did not even have bank accounts. Today, more than 3.5 crore women in Bihar have public money accounts. Government money is directly reaching them through these accounts”.

He also announced a new Central Employment Scheme for employment. To roll out on August 1, the scheme provides an incentive of Rs 15,000 to job seekers for the first time in the private sector.

“This will be very beneficial for the youth of Bihar,” he said that the Center will allocate Rs 1 lakh crore for the initiative.

He said that there is more employment under the Nitish Kumar -led government.

He said, “Millions of youth have been appointed fair and transparently. Nitish ji has taken new steps on employment, and the Center is working shoulder to shoulder with them,” he said.

Promising more support for Bihar’s agricultural-based economy, he said that the government is working on setting up Makhana Board to connect the farmers of Bihar with global markets. He said that similar price chains in the future can be developed for “banana, litchi, cutrani rice, jordalu mango and magazine paan”.

Modi also talked about the decline of Maoist activity in Bihar, giving it a strong governance and security policy. “Today, districts like Champaran, Gaya, Jamui, and Aurangabad, which were once under Naxal influence, are seeing the dreams of the youth big,” he said, “Our resolve is to free India from the shadow of Naxalism.”

Preparing the eastern region as the next engine of India’s development, Modi said: “In the 21st century, the eastern countries are leading global development. Similarly, in India, it will be the eastern state that will carry forward the country”.

Given the position of BJP-JD (U)-NDA as a covenant for the continuous development of Bihar, Modi said, “You have already freed this land from the rJD and Congress hut. You have made impossible possible. Now Bihar is on the path of progress, it continues with NDA.