BJP leader Amit Shah on Sunday said the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) would get two-thirds majority in the coming Assembly elections in Bihar.
While addressing a virtual rally, ‘Bihar – Jansamvad’, though Mr. Shah claimed that it was not a ‘poll rally’, he concluded his 45-minute speech listing the achievements of both tenures of the Narendra Modi government and its contribution for the development of Bihar.
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“This virtual rally has nothing to do with upcoming elections in Bihar. The BJP believed in democracy … this is to encourage everyone and reassure the confidence in corona warriors … here I want to salute those crores of corona warriors battling against the virus by risking their lives … I want to acknowledge their contribution,” the Union Home Minister said.
Slams RJD
Mr. Shah took jibe at the opposition Rashtriya Janata Dal for clanking plates and bowls ahead of his virtual rally. “I am glad that they finally followed Mr. Modi’s appeal to show gratitude to those fighting against coronavirus,” he said. Earlier in the day, RJD leaders observed ‘Garib Adhikar Diwas’ by beating plates and bowls in protest of Mr. Shah’s