Archive · 2 Nov 2025
Amit Shah Links RJD Rule to 'Jungle Raj', Promises Flood-Free Bihar
Home Minister Amit Shah spoke at a rally in Bihar.
He said that if the RJD party wins, they will create new government jobs, but these jobs will be for dealing with bad things like murder, kidnapping, and taking money by force.
Shah warned people that this would bring back a time called 'jungle raj', which he said was bad.
He also said that if the NDA party wins, they will make sure Bihar doesn't have floods anymore.
He encouraged people to vote for the NDA to keep Bihar safe and developed.
He also mentioned Prime Minister Modi's work in making India safe and prosperous.
Home Minister Amit Shah alleged that if Lalu Prasad's son is voted to power in Bihar, new ministries for murder, kidnapping, and extortion would be created.
Shah urged voters to support the NDA to prevent a return to the 'jungle raj' he claims characterized the RJD regime.
He promised that an NDA government would make Bihar flood-free and establish a separate ministry to control floods.
Shah accused RJD and Congress leaders of trying to secure top posts for their sons.
The Home Minister praised Prime Minister Modi for making India secure and prosperous.
- Who
- Home Minister Amit Shah
- What
- Attacked RJD supremo Lalu Prasad's family and alleged that if his son is voted to power, Bihar will see ministries for murder, kidnapping, and extortion. He also claimed that if the NDA retains power, Bihar will be made flood-free.
- When
- Sunday, November 2
- Where
- Muzaffarpur, Bihar
- Why
- To urge people to vote for the NDA and prevent the recurrence of 'jungle raj' allegedly witnessed during the RJD regime.
Amit Shah (BJP/NDA)
RJD's implied stance
Future Governance in Bihar
Amit Shah (BJP/NDA)
An RJD government led by Lalu's son would establish ministries for 'murder, kidnapping, and extortion,' leading to 'jungle raj'. An NDA government would ensure development and a flood-free Bihar.
RJD's implied stance
The RJD is focused on winning elections and promises a return to development, implicitly refuting the creation of ministries for criminal activities and the label of 'jungle raj'.
Law and Order
Amit Shah (BJP/NDA)
The RJD regime is associated with 'jungle raj' and criminal activities, necessitating the NDA's victory to maintain order.
RJD's implied stance
The RJD, by implication, believes their governance would be beneficial for Bihar, not characterized by lawlessness.
- Speaker
- Amit Shah (Home Minister)
- Event
- Poll rally addressing RJD and NDA promises
- Location
- Muzaffarpur, Bihar
- Date
- Sunday, November 2
- Shah's Allegations
- RJD rule would lead to ministries for murder, kidnapping, extortion; NDA rule would make Bihar flood-free.
Sources
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