Gaya: On Friday, PM Narendra Modi started his meetings in Bihar's election battle. After holding a meeting with CM Nitish Kumar in Sasaram, Prime Minister Modi arrived in Gaya, where former Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi was present with him. In Gaya too, there was a grand alliance on Prime Minister Modi's target and PM Modi said that in today's Bihar there is no need of lanterns, now electricity consumption has started increasing.

In the election meeting of Gaya, the PM said that in the 90s, Bihar was pushed into a quagmire of anarchy, there are many colleagues here who are voting for the first time. Today, we are seeing the creation of new Bihar, it was not imagined before. At that time people did not buy cars so that the workers of that political party do not know the earnings. In today's Bihar, the need for lanterns has been eliminated.

Prime Minister Modi said in his address that now Bihar has to remain alert to the enticed people. The people of Bihar are aware of the rigour of the grand alliance, these people continue to give open rebellion to the Naxalites, they stand with them when action is taken on those who advocate breaking and dividing India. His model has been to make Bihar patient and helpless. Prime Minister Modi accused the opposition that every policy of the government was being opposed. Prime Minister Modi said that now fraudsters have to think hundred times, this is why people are facing problems. The opposition is opposing every reform today, a few days ago, the Government of India started a new policy for villages. The Prime Minister said that if we get the property cards now, no one will be occupied, it will be implemented after the election in Bihar. Now Bihar has picked up the pace of reform, after which the emphasis will be on infrastructure.

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