PM Modi holds rally in Bihar's Nawada ahead of Lok Sabha polls

Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticised the Congress on Sunday, stating that the progress made in the past decade surpasses what was achieved in the 60 years following Independence. (PTI photo)

Speaking at a public rally in Nawada, Bihar, the Prime Minister asserted that the Central government is undertaking courageous measures for the nation's advancement. (PTI photo)

"I'm here to end poverty. Before 2014, many lived in makeshift homes, lacked gas connections, and suffered from ration exploitation. I've experienced poverty and am devoted to serving the needy," declared the PM. (PTI photo)

In his second election rally in the state since the announcement of the poll schedule, PM Modi stated that his government's objective in its third term is to create three crore 'lakhpati didis' in the villages of the state. (ANI photo)

PM Modi also highlighted that in the last decade, the people of Bihar have witnessed numerous major decisions taken in the national interest. (PTI photo)

Prime Minister Narendra Modi continued his criticism of the opposition bloc in INDIA, highlighting their failure to choose a leader. Speaking at a rally in Nawada, he remarked, "The INDIA bloc remains indecisive about selecting a leader." (PTI photo)

Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar, alongside Prime Minister Modi, emphasised the state's rapid development, contrasting it with the lack of progress during the 15-year rule of Lalu Yadav and Rabri Devi. (PTI photo)

Hailing the land of Bihar, PM Modi invoked its historical significance, likening it to the bravery of Chandragupta Maurya and the intellectual prowess of Acharya Chanakya. He also highlighted its association with Bihar Kesari Krishna Babu, the first CM of Bihar, and Loknayak Shri Jaiprakash Narayan, acknowledging their contributions. (PTI photo)