Bihar Elections: 'Vikaas' vs 'Vinaash'

BJP chief J P Nadda described the Bihar assembly election as a battle between the NDA's development and the opposition's alleged destruction. He criticized the RJD's promises and candidate choices, highlighting the NDA's achievements in development, women's empowerment, and infrastructure under Nitish Kumar's leadership.

BJP chief J P Nadda on Thursday characterized the upcoming Bihar assembly election as a contest between the development agenda of the NDA and the alleged destructive policies of the opposition INDIA bloc. Addressing multiple election rallies, Nadda took the opportunity to criticize the Congress and the RJD for their political maneuvers and past governance record.

During his speeches in Aurangabad and Vaishali districts, Nadda accused the Congress of weakening its alliance partners and labeled the RJD as proponents of extortion and anarchy. Questioning RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav's employment promises, Nadda referenced past allegations of corruption against the party and criticized its candidate choices.

The BJP leader lauded Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's efforts in transforming Bihar and highlighted the NDA government's initiatives in development, including infrastructure and women's empowerment. He emphasized the NDA's commitment to the state's progress, contrasting it with the opposition's campaign strategies.