John Suraj Party (JSP) founder Prashant Kishore on Sunday criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Sithan, accusing him of ignoring major issues like unemployment and student migration in Bihar.
Talking to the media during his’ Bihar Baddalv ‘rally in Siwan, Kishore said, “Did Modi talk about stopping the students’ stay in the seam? Modi ji should talk about when people will get employment in Bihar.”
He said, “Modi ji came down from his helicopter, talked about four things, and left. The people of Bihar are no longer going to fall for that deception,” he said.
On 20 June, PM Modi visited Siwan, where he flagged off a state -of -the -art locomotive built at the Marhowara plant for export to the Guinea Republic under the ‘Make in India’ initiative.
The plant became the first to build an export locomotive. They are equipped with high-horsepower engines, advanced AC propulsion systems, microprocessor-based control systems and ergonomic cab design, including technologies such as regenerative braking.
PM Modi also flagged off the Wande Bharat Express between Palliputra and Gorakhpur through Muzaffarpur and Bettiah on Friday.
During his visit, PM Modi criticized opposition parties in Bihar for the slow progress of the state during his tenure. He said that Congress and RJD supported Gundraj and corruption.
The Prime Minister said, “RJD and Congress are against Bihar and investment. They can never make a place in the hearts of Biharis.”
In depth of his criticism of India block colleagues, Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the RJD and the Congress of reducing the self-esteem of the people of Bihar, “My Bihari brothers and sisters show their subtlety by working even in the most difficult circumstances. Self-emergence.”
Bihar assembly elections are expected to be held in October or November later this year; However, the Election Commission of India (ECI) has not yet announced accurate dates.
While the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) wants to maintain power, the purpose of India block, which includes RJD and Congress, is to exclude it. John Suraj, led by Prashant Kishore, is also looking for the mandate of the people.
