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Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta speaks at a public meeting in Bihar before the assembly elections, attacking the opposition and highlighting NDA’s achievements.
In Patna, just before the first phase of the Bihar Assembly elections, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta held a large public meeting in Nawada district. She spoke at the Mafi Garh ground in Warsaliganj block, targeting the opposition alliance and bringing up issues like jungle raj and corruption.
During her speech, Rekha Gupta mentioned the infamous fodder scam without naming key figures like Lalu Prasad and his family. She pointed out that people should not be fooled by those who have misused government resources. She also reminded everyone of the dark times before 2005 when crime was rampant and safety was a concern for families.
Rekha Gupta stated that many businesses had left Bihar in the past but praised the NDA government’s efforts in developing the state. She highlighted improvements in employment, security, and infrastructure like roads, railways, and airports. She also emphasized that electricity now reaches every household, ending the days of lanterns.
In her speech, she took a jab at Rahul Gandhi, saying that even women in Bihar recognize those who make empty promises. She accused the Grand Alliance of offering false job promises to gain votes, warning that if they come to power again, it could lead to a return of jungle raj.
The public meeting attracted a huge crowd, and Rekha Gupta urged people to support NDA candidate Aruna Devi. This event is seen as a significant boost for the NDA’s campaign in Bihar ahead of the elections.
Summary:
- Rekha Gupta held a public meeting in Bihar before the elections.
- She criticized the opposition and highlighted past issues of corruption.
- NDA’s development initiatives were showcased, including electricity and infrastructure.
- Gupta made remarks aimed at Rahul Gandhi and the Grand Alliance.
- The meeting aimed to rally support for NDA candidate Aruna Devi.
