Amit Shah Fires Up Nalanda Crowd With Bold Attack On Opposition
Amit Shah Fires Up Nalanda Crowd With Bold Attack On Opposition
Amit Shah Fires Up Nalanda Crowd With Bold Attack On Opposition
Union Home Minister Amit Shah rallies voters in Nalanda with sharp words on culture, governance, and security.
Today, Amit Shah addressed a massive public meeting in Nalanda as part of the Bihar election campaign. The rally drew thousands of supporters and set the tone for the NDA’s aggressive push in the state. Shah’s speech was direct and uncompromising. He praised the achievements of the Modi government and attacked the INDIA bloc for what he called disrespect to Bihar’s culture and faith.
He declared that the people of Bihar will reject the opposition. He said the INDIA bloc will be wiped out because voters will not forgive insults to Chhathi Maiyya. He reminded the crowd that the NDA has delivered on development, law and order, and welfare. He contrasted this with what he described as the failures of the RJD era.
Shah highlighted the government’s effort to secure UNESCO recognition for Chhath Puja. He said this would give global respect to Bihar’s traditions. He also spoke about the Ram Mandir and the Sita Mandir project in Sitamarhi. His message was clear. The NDA is positioning itself as the protector of cultural pride.
Development Promises
The rally also focused on infrastructure and welfare. Shah listed roads, universities, stadiums, and medical colleges as proof of progress. He promised more investment in sports, tourism, and agriculture. He said Bihar’s youth will benefit from jobs, pensions, and direct support schemes.
Attack On Opposition
Shah accused the RJD and Congress of corruption and misrule. He cited scams like fodder and land-for-jobs as examples of betrayal. He said the opposition protects illegal immigrants and weakens national security. He contrasted this with Modi’s leadership on Article 370 and counter-terrorism.
Shah dismissed speculation about leadership changes. He said there is no vacant seat. Nitish Kumar remains Chief Minister and Narendra Modi remains Prime Minister. This was a clear signal to end rumors of internal shifts.
One supporter commented online, “Shah speaks with confidence. Bihar needs this clarity.” Another wrote, “The focus on Chhath Puja shows respect for our roots. This matters to us.” These reactions reflect the mood of many voters who see cultural pride as central to their identity.
The Nalanda rally was not just about one district. It was a message to the entire state. The NDA is uniting cultural pride, development promises, and strong leadership into one narrative. The opposition is being painted as disconnected from Bihar’s values. With elections approaching, this strategy could shape the outcome.
