CM Mohan Yadav says, ‘Rahul Gandhi should drown and die’:Congress MPs seek proof of army’s valour, PM says nation’s honour is upheld

The ruling party and opposition are campaigning intensively for the Bihar Assembly elections. Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav addressed a public meeting at Shera Bazar Sports Ground in West Champaran on Friday. He was welcomed by Union Minister Satish Chandra Dubey and other leaders present on the stage. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, targeting Congress, said, ‘Rahul Gandhi and Congress should drown in shame. They go abroad and insult the country and demand proof of the army’s valor.’ Through the Prime Minister, the BJP elevated President Murmu to the highest position in the country. BJP created the Mahadalit Commission. PM Modi gave constitutional status to the OBC Commission. Congress-RJD are parties that make promises Elect such a leader who always stands for the security and honor of the country. Parties like Congress and RJD only make promises, while the BJP works for public trust and national interest. ‘Government will be formed under Nitish Kumar’s leadership’ Meanwhile, Union Minister Satish Chandra Dubey said that the government will be formed again under the leadership of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. Before 2005, children were not going to school. After Nitish Kumar’s arrival, the education system improved. Today, children go to study on bicycles through the Chief Minister’s Bicycle Scheme. People got roads and electricity. Sanjay Jaiswal takes jibe at Khurshid Firoz During this, BJP MP Dr. Sanjay Jaiswal took a jibe at former JDU minister Khurshid Firoz Ahmad, saying that in 2020, the BJP conducted election campaigns everywhere with great enthusiasm and strength, but did not campaign in Sikta assembly constituency. He said that at that time, a “useless looter” candidate was standing in the election from Sikta, who would even swallow up the roads. The MP further said that the public now fully understands the real image of such leaders and is focusing on issues of development, employment, and public interest.