Amit Shah Targets Dynastic Politics; Pledges Increased Farmer Aid

Union Home Minister Amit Shah critiqued Lalu Prasad Yadav and Sonia Gandhi for favoring dynastic politics. At an election rally, he pledged to increase farmers' aid from Rs 6,000 to Rs 9,000 annually under the PM Kisan scheme, while underscoring Modi government's commitment to boosting agriculture and combating 'jungle raj'.

At an election rally in Motihari, Union Home Minister Amit Shah launched a scathing attack on the dynastic politics of RJD leader Lalu Prasad Yadav and Congress chief Sonia Gandhi, accusing them of trying to place their sons in top government positions.

Shah expressed confidence that neither Lalu's son will become Chief Minister nor will Sonia Gandhi's son ascend to Prime Ministership, emphasizing that Nitish Kumar and Narendra Modi currently hold these posts in Bihar and Delhi, respectively. He announced the increase of the Kisan Samman Nidhi from Rs 6000 to Rs 9000, highlighting Modi's government focus on farmer welfare with enhanced MSP for key crops.

Criticizing Lalu Yadav's past governance, Shah argued that under the previous regime, roads weren't built to prevent police from reaching criminals, a practice overturned by the NDA's infrastructure progress. He warned against the potential return of 'jungleraj' if the NDA is not re-elected, promoting development under Modi and Nitish's leadership.