Patna, Jan 29:
BJP national president J.P. Nadda said that Bihar is now stable and will take a new leap of development under the NDA Government.
After the formation of the NDA government on Sunday, Nadda told news persons in a press conference that whenever the NDA Government was formed in Bihar, the state has witnessed stability and has taken a new leap of development. Describing JDU as a natural ally of NDA, he said the mandate in Bihar was in favour of NDA.
The decision of JDU to come back to NDA was an encouraging step for the development of Bihar. He said the law and order has totally collapsed in the regime of the Grand Alliance Government and claimed that it would be controlled under the new and stable regime.
Claiming to sweep all 40 Lok Sabha seats in the coming parliamentary elections in Bihar, Nadda said the NDA would also win the Assembly elections in the State comfortably.
Dubbing the I.N.D.I.Alliance as an unholy, unscientific alliance, Nadda said it was not at all workable and had to collapse.
The alliance conceptually failed as its constituent units in West Bengal and Punjab betrayed it and now in Bihar too JDU also came out of it.
He said the I.N.D.I. alliance concept disintegrated even before it could take off.
The Alliance was formed to protect families and properties and was a hub of corrupt leaders who were hellbent to promote the appeasement policy, he alleged.
Speaking about the Bharat Jodo Yatra of Rahul Gandhi, Nadda dubbed it as “Bharat Todo” Yatra saying that the Yatra in itself was a big failure.
Highlighting the achievements of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi government, Nadda said that under the able leadership of Modi India has emerged as a land of knowledge.
The Prime Minister was committed to the development of youth, farmers and to empower the women folk of the country.
Speaking about the NDA Government formed in Bihar he said the state would progress with the power of the double engine government which is committed for making Bihar a brighter and more capable state in the country
