Union home minister amit shah addressed a massive nda rally in Bettiah, bihar, on Thursday.
Shah launched a strong attack on Lalu prasad Yadav and the opposition alliance, calling it the “Thugbandhan.”
He confidently claimed that the nda will win decisively in the ongoing bihar elections.
Quoting him: “When the counting of votes takes place on the 14th, counting will begin at 8 a.m., and Lalu and company will be wiped out by 11 a.m.”
He stated that the first phase of voting in bihar has concluded, and the second phase will take place on the 11th.
🔹 Reference to Bihar’s heritage and Warning Against “Jungle Raj”
Shah began his address by invoking the holy land of Lord Valmiki.
He warned that if the “Thugbandhan government” were formed, Champaran would turn into Chambal, symbolizing a return to lawlessness and jungle raj.
He urged voters to press the “lotus symbol” button to ensure peace, stability, and progress in Bihar.
🔹 Promise of Development: Sita temple and Vande Bharat Train
Shah announced that the nda government, led by prime minister Narendra Modi and chief minister Nitish Kumar, will ensure strong governance in Bihar.
He highlighted that while the British, Congress, and Lalu prasad Yadav stalled the ram Temple construction in ayodhya, Modi ji fulfilled the dream by completing it.
He revealed that a grand temple of Mother Sita is being built in Sitamarhi, Bihar.
Once completed, a Vande Bharat train will run from ayodhya to Sitamarhi to honor this sacred connection.
🔹 Tough Stand on Infiltrators
Raising the issue of illegal infiltration, Shah asked, “Should infiltrators be thrown out of the country or not?”
He accused rahul gandhi of supporting infiltrators through his “Save the Infiltrators Yatra.”
Shah asserted that every infiltrator will be expelled and questioned, “Will a Bangladeshi infiltrator decide who becomes the chief minister of Bihar?”
He concluded that the nda government is the only guarantee of national security, stability, and development.
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