‘Pay Respect to PM Modi, he has worked for all’: Nitish’s remark sparks political buzz

He asserted that the state is progressing rapidly, with the central government playing a major role in Bihar’s development.

‘Pay Respect to PM Modi, he has worked for all’: Nitish’s remark sparks political buzz

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Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Thursday said that over the past 20 years, his government has worked extensively in the fields of health, education, roads, electricity, and women’s empowerment.

He asserted that the state is progressing rapidly, with the central government playing a major role in Bihar’s development.

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His address in the Assembly made headlines when he praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi and appealed to the entire House to raise their hands in respect. Nitish said, “Everyone, pay respect to PM Modi… Honourable PM Modi has done a lot for Bihar.”

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He also urged the Opposition, saying, “Look, he has worked for everyone in Bihar, he has worked for you too… everyone should pay respect.”

The remark immediately echoed through political circles. Many interpreted Nitish’s praise as a public display of NDA unity, while others viewed it as a signal ahead of the approaching election season.

Nitish emphasised that Bihar’s development is possible only through the partnership between the Centre and the State, and that this partnership is being led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He reiterated that several major projects in Bihar have begun due to the Prime Minister’s initiative, adding that “this development belongs to everyone, not any one political party.”

He also said with pride that “the goal of reaching any part of the state within six hours has now been achieved.”

Earlier, the Chief Minister moved the motion of thanks on the Governor’s address and urged the House to pass it unanimously.

He appreciated the priorities outlined in the address, expressed gratitude to all MLAs, and said that the direction presented would further accelerate Bihar’s development. His speech projected a new chapter in the state’s development pace, government employment, and public services.

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