Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a grand road show in Patna on Sunday. With a grand welcome by thousands of supporters, Prime Minister Modi launched the NDA’s election campaign. Amid tight security, when the Prime Minister’s convoy passed through the city, people cheered, waved BJP flags and raised Modi-Modi slogans. Women were seen performing aarti from their balconies, while others were seen showering flowers on the route, turning the road show into a festival.
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On Prime Minister Modi’s road show, BJP MP Ravi Shankar Prasad said that it was unbelievable. The women expressed their appreciation and performed aarti; It was an emotional moment for us. Earlier, Prime Minister Modi addressed a huge public meeting in Nawada. The Prime Minister expressed his gratitude to the people of Bihar for their immense enthusiasm and said that the energy seen in the youth gives a strong message of “NDA government once again”. He said the enthusiasm of the crowd reflected the people’s faith in the NDA’s development-centric governance model. Prime Minister Modi said, “The energy here reflects Bihar’s faith in our vision of progress.”
In his speech, the Prime Minister launched a scathing attack on the opposition alliance and accused both the RJD and the Congress of prioritizing family interests before public welfare. He said, “Both RJD and Congress revolve around their respective families. One is the most corrupt family of Bihar and the other is the most corrupt family of the country.” Prime Minister Modi also mocked the infighting in the alliance and claimed that Congress and RJD are working against each other despite their partnership.
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He further said, “The entire country saw how RJD fielded its candidate against the Bihar Congress President. The news is that Congress is determined to defeat RJD at every booth.” Recalling the RJD rule, Prime Minister Modi described it as an era of “jungle raj” full of crime and corruption. Prime Minister Modi reiterated his commitment to support small farmers, who he said have been neglected by previous governments. He said, “Post-independence governments did not give priority to the interests of small farmers… but this is Modi – about whom no one asked, Modi cares about them.”