Patna, March 28: Sanjay Sarawagi, the Bihar BJP state president, has accused West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee of failing to provide employment opportunities for the youth ahead of the assembly elections. He stated that the government is unable to create jobs for the people of Bengal.
In a statement to a news agency, Sarawagi remarked, “Mamata Banerjee will never be satisfied. She is now afraid of the BJP. That is why the TMC is spreading misinformation about BJP leaders among the public, but this will not yield any results.”
He further claimed that industrialists are leaving Bengal, business is declining, and job opportunities are diminishing, while Banerjee seems more concerned about illegal immigrants from Bangladesh. The people of the state have been left to fend for themselves.
Sanjay Sarawagi also praised Prime Minister Modi for strengthening the country’s military capabilities. He noted that India has become the fourth most powerful military force in the world, making it challenging for any neighboring country to confront the Indian nation.
Additionally, he commented on the constitutional process following Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s resignation from the Legislative Council. Sarawagi stated that any decisions regarding significant situations will be made in consultation with the BJP, NDA, and the Prime Minister.
Regarding the increasing air connectivity in Bihar, he highlighted that under Prime Minister Modi’s leadership, air travel is expanding across the country. New airports are being inaugurated in Noida, while new facilities are also starting in Darbhanga and Purnia, which will benefit the local population.
Sarawagi referenced a recent meeting between the Prime Minister and various Chief Ministers, noting that the Prime Minister spent over an hour discussing issues such as the removal of additional excise duties on petrol and diesel, as well as addressing problems like hoarding and black marketing to curb these practices in India.
According to the Bihar BJP president, the Prime Minister’s initiatives will not only boost the economy but also provide better facilities for citizens.
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