Every corrupt person who robs the poor to jail is Modi's guarantee:  Samrat Chaudhary

Ranchi EW News : The NDA alliance is dedicated to the country. "Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas" is the mantra of the NDA. Based on this mantra, we seek the blessings of the people. National interest is paramount for us. On the other hand, the identity of the Indi alliance is corruption, nepotism, and appeasement.

These remarks were made by party president Sudesh Kumar Mahato after NDA candidate Chandra Prakash Chaudhary filed his nomination for the Giridih Lok Sabha constituency. This announcement was made during the nomination rally held at Bandhdeeh High School ground. During this event, Bihar's Deputy Chief Minister and Bihar BJP State President Samrat Chaudhary, former Chief Minister of Jharkhand and BJP Jharkhand State President Babulal Marandi, and Chandra Prakash Chaudhary addressed the gathering.

Addressing the rally, they said that today we once again pledge our commitment to serve Giridih. Sudesh Mahato said that the current government of Jharkhand has crossed all limits of corruption. The past four and a half years have exposed their misdeeds. Samrat Chaudhary, Bihar's Deputy Chief Minister and Bihar BJP State President, addressed the audience and said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi, unprecedented development works have been initiated during this tenure. Our country, which was once called the bird of gold, is now becoming the lion of gold. Sending every corrupt person who robs the poor to jail is Modi's guarantee. The central government has worked to improve the living standards of every section of society through its welfare schemes.

Babulal Marandi, BJP State President, said that the JMM-Congress alliance is against Jharkhand, Jharkhandis, and development. In its tenure of four and a half years, this government has only looted the state. This is a government that loots land, stones, coal, and sand. The Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, who cares about villages and the poor, will once again become the Prime Minister with the support of the people of the state and the country.

On this occasion, NDA Candidate Chandra Prakash Chaudhary said that under Prime Minister Modi's leadership, many development works have been initiated during this tenure, benefiting the people. The vote of thanks was given by the Central Secretary and Gomiya MLA Lambodar Mahato on behalf of the party.

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