NDA Government will make Bihar flood-free in 5 years: Amit Shah
From Amit Shah's comments, it is clear that the BJP and NDA are preparing to go into the elections with full force. The plan also includes efforts to help Nitish Kumar win.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government is making efforts at the international level to make Bihar flood-free in the next five years if the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government in the state would be voted back in the assembly election scheduled later this year, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on March 30.
Addressing a rally in Gopalganj, Shah said, “I request you all to form the NDA government for another five years, and we assure you that we will make Bihar flood-free. Floods will become a thing of the past in Bihar.”
“We have provided financial assistance for the Western Kosi Canal. Under the leadership of PM Modi, cultural development will be done, and the heritage of Bihar will be respected,” he added.
The Home Minister advised workers to focus on winning at the booth level and to set aside any differences. He said the work done for Bihar under PM Modi’s leadership should be shared with the public, along with the development work from the last two decades under the BJP government, the report said.
Shah repeatedly referred to PM Modi’s vision and stated that the goal is to establish strong BJP rule for the next two to three decades. A large victory in Bihar is crucial for this plan.
From Amit Shah’s comments, it is clear that the BJP and NDA are preparing to go into the elections with full force. The plan also includes efforts to help Nitish Kumar win.
Amit Shah also slammed former Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav, calling his 1990-2005 tenure an era of “Jungle Raj” and accusing his government of corruption and misgovernance, particularly citing the fodder scam.
“What did Lalu Yadav’s government do in Bihar from 1990 to 2005? Lalu Yadav’s government defamed Bihar in the country and the world by doing a fodder scam in the entire state. His government will always be known as ‘Jungle Raj’ in the history of Bihar,” the Home Minister said.
Ahead of his address, Amit Shah inaugurated and laid the foundation stone for multiple development projects in Bihar.
During his address, Shah also contrasted the previous administration with the governance of Nitish Kumar and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
“During Nitish Kumar’s tenure, roads, electricity, and tap water have reached every village. Today, PM Modi has worked to take Bihar’s poor forward by giving them houses, toilets, water, medicines, and ration,” he added.
Shah also outlined the BJP’s initiatives in the agricultural sector, particularly through Primary Agricultural Credit Societies (PACS), highlighting efforts to boost maize farming and revive closed industries.
“The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government has undertaken numerous efforts to strengthen PACS. We have established a maize processing center and revived it with an investment of Rs 1,000 crore to support maize farmers,” he said.
In addition to agriculture, Shah spoke about the BJP’s commitment to reviving sugar mills and enhancing production in the pulses and oilseeds sectors. He also highlighted PACS’ expansion into new business areas.
“We are putting in full effort to restart closed sugar mills. We have also done extensive work in the pulses and oilseeds sectors. Today, all PACS presidents are present here. PACS are now opening pharmacy stores and petrol pumps as well,” he stated.
