Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bihar's Chief Minister Nitish Kumar shared a platform on Thursday, signaling an unbreakable alliance. Addressing a rally in Bihar's Jamui, PM Modi alluded to a stronger coalition pre-elections. Nitish, speaking of their past temporary alliance with RJD and current allegiance to the NDA, affirmed, 'Our unity is now eternal.'
'We're now inseparable'
Nitish proclaimed, 'That was a fleeting association, but upon witnessing turmoil, we parted ways. Now, we've joined forces for all days to come. With PM Modi at the nation’s helm for a decade, immense progress has been made - roads, bridges... the central government's work has been substantial.'
| At PM Narendra Modi's public rally in Jamui, Bihar CM Nitish Kumar declares, "'That was just a transient alliance, and today he reminisces', but recognizing their faults, I disengaged. We are forever united now.'
'Muslim community, remember...'
Nitish urged, 'Previously Hindu-Muslim conflicts were prevalent. Since our arrival, such disputes have ceased. Therefore, I tell the Muslim community: do not forget. As long as we are here, there will be no discord. Accidentally electing them again will spark new conflicts.'
'Previously vulnerable countries dared to attack'
Targeting Congress, PM Modi criticized their past governance, 'On one side are parties like Congress and RJD, which tainted our nation's reputation globally during their rule. On the other are BJP and NDA, steering the nation towards a developed and prosperous future.'
PM Modi further remarked, 'Under Congress, India was perceived as weak and impoverished. Nations, now desperate for wheat, would launch attacks and escape unchecked. Congress would complain to foreign nations. But I say this shall not stand.'
