RJD means extortion, jungle raj, and bullying, said BJP President JP Nadda in Hajipur, Bihar.

JP Nadda: Union Minister JP Nadda said that during Lalu's rule, we have seen such crimes that if a car was stolen, it was found in the Chief Minister's residence, and I have been an eyewitness to all these crimes.

Union Health Minister and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President JP Nadda addressed a public rally in Hajipur regarding the Bihar Assembly elections. During the rally, he targeted the opposition Grand Alliance, including Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) chief Lalu Prasad Yadav, Tejashwi Yadav, and the Congress. He said that Lalu and Rabri had pushed Bihar into an era of darkness, but the NDA government is now rapidly carrying out development work.

 

He said, "RJD and Congress only practice the politics of nepotism and appeasement, while we practice the politics of development. RJD stands for extortion, J for jungle raj, and D for bullying, and these people consider themselves good at it. So, when you go to vote, remember the hooliganism of Lalu's rule and then cast your vote."

 

Bihar is the land of Buddha, Aryabhatta, Mahavira, and Chanakya – JP Nadda.

Addressing a gathering of intellectuals in Hajipur, Bihar, BJP National President JP Nadda said, "Bihar is a very sacred and holy land. It is the land of Lord Mahavira, Lord Buddha, Aryabhatta, and Chanakya. It is the sacred land of universities like Nalanda and Vaishali. Under the Chief Minister's Women's Employment Scheme, ₹10,000 has reached the bank accounts of approximately 7.5 million women in Bihar. This is a huge means of women's empowerment and self-employment."

 

He said, "Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Bihar and the country are progressing rapidly. Under Modi's leadership, the country is safe, strong, and moving forward at a rapid pace. Today, India has become so powerful that the entire Pakistan is within the range of our BrahMos missile. At one time, during the Congress rule, the Home Minister used to say that we did not take any action against Pakistan because of foreign countries. Under PM Modi's rule, this is a changing India that attacks Pakistan in its own home. During the Pahalgam terrorist attack, PM Modi had said from this very soil of Bihar that Pakistan had made a big mistake and we attacked Pakistan in its own home by carrying out Operation Sindoor."

During Lalu Yadav's rule, stolen cars were found at the CM's residence: JP Nadda

BJP President JP Nadda said, "Unfortunately, the 15-year rule of Lalu Yadav brought Bihar to a grinding halt, creating a jungle raj. Anarchy was unleashed, law and order were destroyed, and alongside it, a kidnapping industry was born in the name of industry. Kidnapping of doctors, kidnapping of lawyers, and firing on them were commonplace. Businessmen were abducted and then ransoms were demanded. The most unfortunate thing is that the negotiations for these ransoms also took place at the Chief Minister's residence. During Lalu's rule, we witnessed such crimes that even stolen cars were found at the Chief Minister's residence, and I was an eyewitness to all these crimes."

Tejashwi Yadav took a jibe at Lalu Yadav's statement.

JP Nadda said, "Tejashwi Yadav talks about migration today. But he forgets that his father once said that our Biharis go out wearing a towel and return wearing a tie and suit. Tejashwi should be ashamed, because it was because of his family that Biharis were forced to migrate. If we talk about the economic world, there is no economic forum in the world today that has not praised India's economy. Today, all the major agencies of the world are saying that India is a fast-growing economy."