Tejashwi Yadav addressed multiple rallies in Champaran, Bihar, campaigning for the upcoming assembly elections. He criticized the current government, which has been in power for 20 years, and called for a change in leadership. Tejashwi urged voters to support the Mahagathbandhan (Grand Alliance) candidates, promising to end unemployment and provide free electricity for farmers. He accused Prime Minister Modi of promoting industries in Gujarat while seeking votes in Bihar, stating that Bihar should be led by its own people, not outsiders. Tejashwi also claimed that Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is being remotely controlled from Delhi by Modi and Shah. He emphasized that the alliance government would work for all communities and religions, ensuring inclusive development. Tejashwi reminded voters of his past achievements, including providing 5 lakh jobs during his 17-month tenure as deputy chief minister.
Promises of Employment and Development for Bihar
Tejashwi Yadav promised that if the Mahagathbandhan returns to power, unemployment in Bihar will be completely eliminated. He recalled his 17-month tenure when his government provided 5 lakh jobs to young people. He assured voters that a new government would ensure that people do not have to leave Bihar for employment opportunities. The state will have proper arrangements for healthcare, income, and education within its borders. Additionally, Tejashwi pledged to make electricity completely free for farmers for irrigation purposes. He appealed to voters to support Mahagathbandhan candidates Renu Kushwaha from Biharaganj and Engineer Navin Nishad from Almanagar, emphasizing that the alliance government would work inclusively for all communities and religions.
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