Archive · 24 May 2025
JD(U) Calls Congress Aid Promise a 'Hoax' in Bihar
The JD(U) party in Bihar criticized the Congress party's promise of giving money to women.
They said it was a false promise, or a 'hoax.'
They pointed out that in Karnataka, where Congress is in charge, they haven't paid the promised money for months.
The JD(U) also said the Congress is not being fair about who gets the money, making it harder for some women to get help.
They contrasted this with the Bihar government's programs, which they say are available to everyone.
Basically, JD(U) thinks Congress is making promises they can't keep.
JD(U) dismissed Congress's financial aid promise as a 'big hoax'.
JD(U) criticized Congress for unsubstantiated claims and alleged fund diversion.
JD(U) questioned Congress's claim of aiding 1.1 crore women in Karnataka.
JD(U) pointed out discrepancies in Congress's eligibility criteria for financial aid.
JD(U) contrasted Bihar govt's inclusive schemes with Congress's practices.
- Who
- JD(U) and Congress.
- What
- JD(U) dismissed Congress's financial aid promise as a 'big hoax'.
- When
- Not specified, but recent.
- Where
- Patna, Bihar
- Why
- JD(U) accused Congress of making unsubstantiated claims and questioned their ability to deliver on promises.
Congress's Perspective
JD(U)'s Perspective
Financial Aid
Congress's Perspective
JD(U) accused the Congress of making unsubstantiated claims.
JD(U)'s Perspective
The Bihar Congress promised a monthly assistance of Rs 2,500 to every needy woman
- Congress Promise
- Financial assistance to women
- Congress Plan
- Monthly assistance of Rs 2,500 to needy women
- Alliance
- Grand Alliance
- Critic
- JD(U) spokesperson Neeraj Kumar
- Karnataka Scheme
- Karnataka's Griha Lakshmi Yojana