Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during a public rally in Siwan, Bihar, launched a fierce critique of the Congress and RJD, blaming them for stalling Bihar’s progress and fostering a culture of corruption and misgovernance. He called them anti-Bihar and anti-investment, saying they’ve damaged the state’s self-respect and only focus on their family's welfare.

Modi urged people to stay alert to those trying to block Bihar’s progress and highlighted the NDA’s developmental work: electricity and water connections to 1.5 crore homes, 45,000+ Common Service Centres, and 55,000 km of rural roads in 10 years.

Returning from a foreign trip, Modi shared that global leaders see India as a future economic superpower, with Bihar playing a key role. He praised Biharis for overcoming “jungle raj” and said the NDA is continuing the legacy of leaders like Rajendra Prasad and Brajkishore Prasad, announcing new development projects worth thousands of crores.