NDA vs RJD: The Battle for Bihar's Future
BJP president J P Nadda has framed the Bihar assembly elections as a contest between the RJD's 'jungle raj' governance and the NDA's development. Highlighting promises of job creation, Nadda emphasizes maintaining progress under Modi and Kumar while criticizing RJD's past migration issues.
 
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BJP President J P Nadda emphasized the upcoming Bihar assembly elections as a battle between contrasting eras, specifically targeting the 'jungle raj' associated with the RJD and the developmental strides made under the NDA's leadership.
Speaking at a rally in Patna, Nadda credited the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for putting Bihar on a progressive path. He urged voters to safeguard the state's development trajectory.
The NDA's manifesto promises a significant employment boost, pledging one crore government jobs. Nadda also criticized RJD's Tejashwi Yadav for past migration issues, referencing remarks by Lalu Prasad. Elections are set for November 6 and 11, with results on November 14.
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