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Amit Shah’s visit to Begusarai highlighted his party’s plans for the upcoming elections and criticism of opposition leaders.
Amit Shah, the Home Minister of India, visited Begusarai today to attend a meeting with party workers. He spoke at a workers’ conference where he addressed various political issues and expressed strong opinions about opposition leaders like Rahul Gandhi, Tejashwi Yadav, and Lalu Yadav.
During his speech, Amit Shah emphasized that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) focuses on the work done by its members rather than just the leaders. He urged the party workers to strengthen Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s position to secure a two-thirds majority in the upcoming elections. Shah highlighted Modi’s dedication, mentioning that he has represented the country and the state without taking a single day off in 24 years.
Shah also made pointed remarks about Rahul Gandhi, suggesting he is more concerned about foreign issues than the problems faced by Indian citizens. He accused the opposition of catering to illegal migrants for political gain, claiming they have not addressed the needs of the people of Bihar or India.
Amit Shah pointed out the achievements of the Modi government, including projects like the Sixeline Bridge over the Ganges and the development of expressways in Bihar. He reassured that the BJP government, in collaboration with Nitish Kumar, has implemented many welfare schemes to uplift women and provide jobs for youth.
Looking ahead, Shah called for a decisive victory in the upcoming elections, aiming to silence the opposition’s claims and ensure that such political challenges do not arise again in the future. His visit aimed to rally support and solidify the party’s plans for the next election cycle.
Summary:
- Amit Shah visited Begusarai for a workers’ conference.
- He emphasized the BJP’s focus on work rather than leadership.
- Shah criticized Rahul Gandhi and the opposition for their stance on migrants.
- He highlighted government projects and welfare schemes in Bihar.
- Shah called for a strong electoral victory to ensure future stability.
