Pappu Yadav Questions Central Government on Floods and Sugar Mills in Bihar

Patna, November 10 (Daily Kiran) : In Patna, on November 10, Member of Parliament Pappu Yadav has raised concerns about the ongoing floods in Bihar and the state of local sugar mills, demanding answers from the central government ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s upcoming visit. Yadav criticized Modi’s foreign trips, implying that political instability has followed him wherever he goes.

He pointed out, “You went to Nepal, and the government fell. You visited Bangladesh, and the government fell there too. In Sri Lanka, Israel, and even the United States, governments have collapsed. Now, where will you take Bihar?”

Yadav also referenced Modi’s planned visit to Vaishali, emphasizing its historical significance as a symbol of truth and love, a site that has conveyed the message of global brotherhood. He expressed frustration over the Prime Minister’s silence on the severe flooding affecting the state, stating that Modi had not even tweeted about the crisis.

According to Yadav, approximately 5.6 million people have been impacted by the floods, yet no financial assistance has been provided to them. He lamented that Bihar is facing widespread devastation and questioned the purpose of Modi’s visit amidst such dire circumstances.

He urged the Prime Minister to address the issues concerning the state’s sugar mills and the developmental needs of Bihar, asserting that mere visits will not alleviate the people’s suffering. Yadav emphasized the necessity for concrete actions to support flood victims and foster the state’s growth.

In addition to his comments on the floods, Yadav also voiced his appreciation for Sonia Gandhi’s recent book, which he believes highlights Indian culture, women’s empowerment, and the vision of Indira Gandhi. He acknowledged Gandhi’s efforts to present historical facts and share the sentiments of Indira and Rajiv Gandhi, expressing gratitude for her courage in addressing these topics.