Nitish Kumar targets Bihar voters with 'Fixed law, family not first' pitch in new video

In a new video message, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar pitched the NDA’s development record to voters, insisting that the government has delivered improvements across key areas since 2005. He highlighted strides in law and order, education, health, infrastructure, and creating employment opportunities for youth, framing the narrative as a broad-based effort to empower all sections of society. He argued that women have gained independence and that communities across Hindu, Muslim, upper caste, backward, and Dalit groups have benefited from targeted development work.

Kumar credited continued support from the Central Government, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, for Bihar’s growth and asserted that only the NDA can propel the state forward. He urged voters to grant the NDA a large margin in the upcoming elections, emphasizing the need for a strong mandate to sustain momentum. He also promised further development after the polls, with the aim of elevating Bihar to be among the top states in the country.

The CMs message centered on inclusivity and meeting the needs of diverse social groups, while stressing that progress is a collective achievement and accountability remains a priority. He highlighted the two-phase voting schedule, urging residents to visit polling stations on November 6 and November 11 to cast their ballots. He closed with a call of Jai Hind, Jai Bihar, reinforcing a confident, forward-looking tone.

Overall, the video frames the election as a referendum on continuity and performance, contrasting the NDA’s record with criticisms from opposition blocs while inviting voters to entrust Bihar’s future to a party alliance he says has delivered tangible results for the state.

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