Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar released a video message on Saturday and connected with the residents of the state. During his term from 2005, he claimed to have improved the situation of Bihar. Addressing the people of Bihar, he also urged the public to vote heavily for NDA candidates.
‘Insult Turned into Respect’
In a video message, CM Nitish Kumar highlighted his term and development work. He emphasized the importance of maintaining the trust of the people who have given him the opportunity to serve since 2005. He stated, “In the past, being labeled a Bihari was an insult; now, everyone looks with respect. We have served you by working day and night with full honesty and hard work.”
Women Empowerment and Holistic Development
Nitish Kumar claimed that the law-and-order situation of the state was terrible when he assumed Chief Minister’s office. He stated that fixing it was the top priority for the government. In addition, he enumerated his government’s accomplishments in the areas of jobs, roads, energy, water, health, education, and agriculture. According to the chief minister, the past administrations did nothing to support women. However, women are now independent and capable of taking care of their families and children on their own since his government has worked tirelessly for them.
Vote for NDA and PM Modi
Nitish Kumar stated that his government works for the development of all segments of society. He stated that several plans were implemented for Hindus, Muslims, higher castes, backward classes, extremely backward, Dalits, and Maha Dalits. “We haven’t done anything for our family. Our purpose is to promote development in Bihar.” The Chief Minister also praised the central government, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, for their contributions to Bihar’s progress. He credited the NDA government at both the state and national levels for accelerating progress.
Nitish Kumar urged the public to vote for the NDA again. He stated that if given another opportunity, the state will become one of the best in the country. He encouraged voters to turn out in large numbers on November 6 and 11 to support the NDA candidates.
