Anurag Kumar
According to party leaders, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other top leaders from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) are planning to travel to the state of Bihar in the month of June as part of the party’s public engagement program to commemorate the completion of nine years of the Modi government’s term in power.
On June 12, Bihar’s chief minister Nitish Kumar will convene a meeting of the united opposition, which will be closely followed by the campaign.
Samrat Choudhary, the state president of the BJP, stated that PM Modi will speak at a public event in the state.
“The date and location will be finalized at a later time. In addition to the prime minister, several other prominent leaders will be in the state, he said.
“The BJP’s activities continue throughout the year. This is significant because it coincides with the completion of nine years of the Modi administration. The programme, which is scheduled to run until June 30, will highlight the achievements of the Modi administration, he added.
Choudhary stated, “The primary objective is to inform the public of what the BJP government of Narendra Modi has accomplished for the state over the past nine years and what it was unable to accomplish due to Nitish’s ego, which halted many projects.”
He added, “People have faith in Narendra Modi, who is the leader of the largest party that enjoys public support, while Nitish Kumar is the leader of the smallest party that has been rejected in Bihar itself and continues to be at the mercy of the RJD (Rashtriya Janata Dal), which is synonymous with everything that went wrong in the state.”
He added that the BJP is unconcerned about Nitish Kumar’s opposition meeting.
“The BJP is unconcerned by the gathering of a group of rejected and despondent leaders battling various corruption cases. Nitish Kumar is aware that, as the leader of the smallest party, he is a liability wherever he travels, but he cannot stop daydreaming,” he said.
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In the past few months, Nitish Kumar has traveled to various parts of the country to meet with a number of Opposition leaders in order to form an alliance of Opposition parties to challenge the BJP in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. In addition, he has attempted to level the playing field between regional parties and the Congress.
