PM Modi Targets “Two Yuvraajs” in Bihar, Highlights NDA’s Focus on Women’s Empowerment

By A Staff Reporter

Muzaffarpur, Bihar | Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday sharpened his attack on opposition leaders during an election rally in Muzaffarpur, accusing them of corruption and deceit while underscoring the National Democratic Alliance’s (NDA) focus on women’s empowerment and welfare schemes.

Addressing a massive gathering, Modi said, “In Bihar’s electoral battle, there is now a pair of Yuvraajs who consider themselves Yuvraajs. They have opened shops of false promises. One is the Yuvraaj of India’s most corrupt family, and the other is the Yuvraaj of Bihar’s most corrupt family. Both of them are out on bail in scams worth thousands of crores of rupees.”

He further accused the opposition leaders of constantly attacking him. “These two have been hurling abuses at Modi nonstop. But what else can we expect? Those who are ‘Naamdaar’ will obviously insult a ‘Kaamdar’. For these naamdaars, their meals don’t digest until they’ve cursed a kaamdar,” he said, drawing applause from the crowd.

Switching focus to governance, the Prime Minister emphasized the NDA government’s record on empowering women. “Whether it is Narendra or Nitish, women’s empowerment has always been our priority,” he said. Highlighting welfare initiatives, Modi added, “We provided permanent houses to the poor and registered them in the names of women. We gave tap water connections, free gas connections, and free ration so that our sisters’ hardships would be reduced.”