PM Modi’s ‘Jungle Raj’ dig at RJD in Bihar: ‘Lalu Yadav, family snatched land from poor people’

He also claimed that Congress and RJD used to bring foreigners to Bihar to show the poverty in the state to them.

“Now, when Dalits, the deprived and the backwards society, have left Congress because of its sins, they are remembering social justice to save their existence,” he said further.

He asserted that the country saw a new dawn of social justice in the era of NDA government. “When the NDA government came to power at the Centre in 2014, there were 125 Maoist-affected districts in India; now the count is 18. The day is not far when Maoist violence will be completely eradicated,” he added.

Reaffirming India’s fight against terrorism, the Prime Minister said, “I visited Bihar and said terror camps would be destroyed, and I fulfilled that promise.” “Pakistan and the world have seen the power of India’s daughters’ Sindoor… The world has seen the unprecedented valour and courage of the BSF during Operation Sindoor…Pakistan never imagined that India could take such big decisions,” he said.

He also paid tribute to BSF Sub Inspector Imtiaz, who laid down his life at the border on May 10, during Operation Sindoor.

Last month, addressing a rally in Bihar’s Madhubani, a day after his government announced a slew of measures against Pakistan in the wake of the Pahalgam attack, Modi said: “Ab aatankiyon ki bachi kuchi zameen ko bhi mitti mein milane ka samay aa gaya hai (the time has come to raze whatever is left of the haven of terrorists).”

PM Modi, who arrived in Patna on a two-day visit to the state, launched development projects worth more than Rs 48,520 crore in Bihar’s Karakat today. He inaugurated the four-laning of the Patna–Gaya–Dobhi section of NH–22, worth around Rs 5,520 crore and four-laning of the elevated highway and grade improvements at Gopalganj Town on NH–27 at an event. Modi dedicated to the nation the third rail line between Son Nagar – Mohammad Ganj, worth over Rs 1,330 crore, among others.