Stay away from those who make Bihar 'bimaru': PM

October 23, 2020 11:21

PM Narendra Modi addressing a rally at Biada Maidan in Sasaram, Bihar. Chief Minister and JDU chief Nitish Kumar also at the rally welcomes the PM and crowd for turning up in such large numbers.

"Bihar lost its two sons recently. I pay my respects to Ram Vilas Paswan Ji, who was with me till his last breath and gave his entire life for the welfare of the poor and Dalits. Similarly, Babu Raghuvansh Prasad Singh ji also worked for poor. I pay respects to him.

"I want to congratulate the people of Bihar for the way they are fighting the battle against COVID19. The decisions and steps taken by the state govt and people of Bihar against the pandemic are highly commendable.

"Sons of Bihar lost their lives in Galwan Valley for the tricolour and ensured Bharat Mata's head is held high. Jawans of Bihar were also martyred in Pulwama attack. I bow my head at their feet and pay respects.

"Voters of Bihar have taken a resolve that they won't let those who have a history of making the state 'Bimaru' come near them."

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