BJP's Nadda Slams Congress, Promises OBC Empowerment in Jharkhand

In a fiery address, BJP president Jagat Prasad Nadda criticized the Congress and its allies for corruption and oppression in Jharkhand. He promised increased OBC reservations if BJP wins power. Nadda also accused the current government of fostering scams and pledged infrastructure development and stricter land laws.

In a fiery address at a poll rally in Jharkhand's Jamua, Bharatiya Janata Party president Jagat Prasad Nadda accused the Congress of opposing backward communities and promoting a divisive agenda.

Nadda highlighted Prime Minister Modi's inclusion of 27 OBC ministers in his cabinet, showcasing it as a testament to the BJP's commitment to non-discrimination. He also accused the JMM, Congress, and RJD of corruption and dynastic politics, labeling the present coalition as a 'government of thieves' and urged for their removal.

Nadda vowed that electing the BJP would increase OBC reservations to 27% without affecting other quotas, establish 10 medical colleges, and build an expressway linking Varanasi and Kolkata. He pressed for a 'double-engine government' to ensure all-round development for Jharkhand.

(With inputs from agencies.)