Chief minister Nitish Kumar attended the two-day investors meet at Gyan Bhawan in the capital Patna on the
second day on thursday (December 14) but did not give a speech. Former deputy chief minister of bihar and
Rajya Sabha mp Sushil Kumar Modi has taken a dig at this. Issuing a statement on friday (December 15), he said
that the Chief Minister's address was essential to win the confidence of investors, but his advisors refused to speak
because then something like the speech given in the Legislative assembly might come out of his mouth. , which
will cause embarrassment to the government.
If investors had seen Tejashwi...
Sushil Modi said that even Tejashwi Yadav did not come to the program while the industry Department is in RJD's
quota. Tejashwi Yadav was refused because investors remember Lalu raj after seeing him. A large number of
investors who had come to the investors meet were pressurized into signing MoUs so that somehow the figure of
Rs 50 thousand crores could be reached.
Further, the bjp mp said that those whose proposals have already been approved by SIPB and those who are
already engaged in expansion, have all been included in the MoU. Pressure was put on people whether to invest or
not but to invest anything. There are hardly any serious proposals even worth Rs 5,000 crore. He said that except
Adani group, no big group like Tata, Birla, Ambani, Mittal came. Anil Aggarwal of Vedanta Group from Bihar
also did not come. The local industry organization of bihar was grossly neglected.
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