They are backing infiltrators, PM Modi criticized the RJD and Congress, stating that the people of Bihar must stay alert.
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| They are backing infiltrators, PM Modi criticized the RJD and Congress. |
Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke at a rally in Gaya, Bihar, where he criticized the Congress and RJD parties. He accused them of ignoring Bihar and viewing its people as just votes. He remembered how a former Congress Chief Minister once said that Biharis would not be allowed into his state. Despite such comments, he pointed out that the RJD stayed quiet. Modi stated, We will not let outsiders take away the rights of the people of Bihar. The RJD and Congress support them and play politics of favoritism. The people of Bihar need to be cautious of such parties and their leaders.
He added that no major project has ever been completed in Bihar under the RJD and Congress. They did not work for the people's welfare but focused on enriching themselves instead.
Focusing on the RJD, PM Modi said that during its lantern rule, Bihar endured violence, poor education, job shortages, and youth migration. He emphasized that the NDA government aims to provide jobs, respect, and opportunities to young people in Bihar, helping them stay in their home state.
He claimed that opposing parties were against the Constitution (130th Amendment) Bill because many of their leaders were in jail or out on bail. This Bill suggests that the Prime Minister, chief ministers, and ministers should be removed from office if they are jailed or detained for 30 days on serious charges.
Modi argued that if government employees lose their jobs after being jailed for 50 hours, politicians should face the same rules. He recalled instances where files and orders were signed from jail, describing it as a sign of corrupt governance. He stated that the NDA government has introduced a law against corruption which even includes the Prime Minister.
Ahead of Modi’s visit, RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav mocked the Prime Minister, saying he would perform the Pind Daan of Nitish Kumar’s politics in Gaya. In a video shared on X (formerly Twitter), Lalu accused Modi of vote theft and stated that Nitish’s political career was ending. In response, RJD MP Manoj Jha mentioned that Lalu often uses metaphors for political messages. He urged the Prime Minister to help bring industries to Bihar, instead of keeping it a labor supplier for other states.
On the topic of illegal immigration, Jha claimed that the demographic balance in Bihar's border areas was changing quickly and accused the RJD and Congress of supporting outsiders.
During his visit, Modi launched and laid the foundation stone for projects worth about Rs 13,000 crore in Gaya. He also held a significant roadshow alongside Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and addressed a large public audience.
On Friday, Prime Minister Modi announced several projects valued at Rs 6,880 crore in electoral-focused Bihar's Gaya district. He criticized the previous RJD government, stating that Gaya was neglected during their rule. The RJD did not care for the poor; they only focused on their vote bank. Today, we are taking steps to build industries in Bihar.
Modi also criticized the Congress, mentioning that a government in Telangana insulted Biharis by saying they wouldn’t be allowed there. He noted that a Congress Chief Minister claimed he would not let Biharis enter his state. No one can forget Congress’ disdain for the people of Bihar. Despite witnessing Congress’ mistreatment of Biharis, the RJD remained inactive. The NDA is working hard to ensure that the youth of Bihar can find jobs in their state, gain respect, and stay with their families, Modi said.
He praised the criminal Neta Bill in Bihar, saying that if a government employee is jailed for over 50 hours, they get automatically suspended. However, a Chief Minister or Prime Minister should not be able to exercise power from prison. We just saw a CM running a government from jail and issuing orders. From now on, those who go to jail cannot govern.
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Corrupt individuals cannot run the government anymore.Regarding the issue of the Bihar SIR, Modi stated, We will launch a demographic mission to stop the infiltration. We will not allow outsiders to take your jobs.
Among the projects inaugurated by PM Modi was the Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital and Research Centre in Muzaffarpur. This facility includes modern oncology outpatient and inpatient wards, operation theatres, advanced laboratories, a blood bank, and a 24-bed ICU and HDU. It aims to provide affordable cancer care to patients in Bihar and nearby states, reducing the need to travel to faraway cities for treatment.
He also opened a sewerage treatment plant and network in Munger, built under the Namami Gange project, costing over Rs 520 crore. This initiative aims to lessen pollution in the Ganga and enhance sanitation in the area.
Under the Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT 2.0), Modi laid the groundwork for water supply projects in Aurangabad, Bodhgaya, and Jehanabad. A ceremony took place to hand over keys to 12,000 rural beneficiaries under the PMAY-Gramin scheme and 4,260 beneficiaries under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Urban program.
The expected impact of the infrastructure projects includes flagging off two trains: the Amrit Bharat Express connecting Gaya and Delhi, and a Buddhist Circuit train linking Vaishali and Koderma, which will promote tourism across key Buddhist sites in the region. The Buxar thermal power plant will boost power generation, enhance energy security, and meet the region's rising electricity needs.
Modi also laid the foundation for urban infrastructure projects worth around Rs 1,260 crore. These include the sewerage treatment plant and network at Daudnagar in Aurangabad and Jehanabad, as well as similar projects at Barahiya in Lakhisarai and Jamui.
He inaugurated the four-lane Bakhtiyarpur to Mokama section of NH-31, costing approximately Rs 1,900 crore. This project will ease traffic congestion, shorten travel times, and improve passenger and freight movement. Modi plans to later inaugurate the 1.86-km Aunta-Simaria Bridge on the Ganga River, which will connect Mokama in Patna district with Begusarai.
Bihar Governor Arif Mohammad Khan, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, and various Union ministers, state ministers, MPs, and MLAs were present for the events.
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